Beware of these types of Twitter messages;
- Found you in this funny picture lol. {link}
- LMAO did you see this funny twitter update? {link}
- Did you really say this about me? one of your followers sent me this {link}
The problem is that all these links are to a fake Twitter "phishing" site. It looks like Twitter so you enter in your name and password and it then forwards you to the real twitter page so you didnt notice anything particularly wrong.
However what then happens in a few days is your twitter account will start sending out direct messages to your friends with more of these fake messages, which they then click and the cycle continues.
So what can you do about it;
- Check your outbound direct messages
- Revoke access to any applications you dont recognise (account-settings-applications)
- Change your password (account-settings-password)
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