Twitter Says Its Servers Were Not Breached

Account details leaked are from other hacked websites, claims the social media tool.

Social networking service Twitter has said it was confident that recent reports of Twitter servers being breached were not true and that details released were from other hacked websites. However, it adds, certain accounts have been identified by Twitter for extra protection and thereby told to change passwords as a protective measure.
In a recent blog, Twitter security officer Michael Coates has said that what was being proclaimed as hacked Twitter names and passwords “may have been amassed from combining information from other recent breaches, malware on victim machines that are stealing passwords for all sites, or a combination of both.” He adds that it is natural for other websites to face challenges when one is hacked.
The blog goes on to specify steps for resetting passwords and making accounts extra secure for those whose details were leaked online “because of password disclosures from other companies or the leak on the ‘dark web.’”
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