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Twitter Password Resets Linked to Torrent Sites (PC World)

Posted by devsource360 on 4 February, 2010
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PC World – Twitter has explained in greater detail the reason behind its decision to reset the passwords for some of its users on Tuesday after an external phishing attack. It turns out the problem, which Twitter first described as a “combination of multiple bad acts,” was part of a scam that may have exposed Twitter users who also visit torrent sites requiring login credentials. The incident also highlights, once again, that developing good password management habits is a crucial part of keeping your online identity secure.






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