Adblock Detected

Read

tinfoleak - Get detailed information about a Twitter user activity

Read

[Twitter Password Dump v2.0] Command-line Tool to Recover Twitter Password from Web Browsers

Read

[Twitter Password Decryptor v5.0] Recover Lost Twitter Password from all Web Browsers & Messengers

Read

[Twitter Password Dump] Command-line Tool to Recover Twitter Password from Web Browsers

Read

[Avivore] The Twitter-searching Data Miner

Read

[Twitter Password Decryptor v4.0] Recover Twitter Password

Read

250,000 Twitter accounts Compromised By Hackers

Read

[Account Killer] Elimina tu perfil de diversos Redes Sociales de forma Rápida y Sencilla

Read

[AnonTwi 1.0] Twittea Anónimanente

Read

AnonTwi es un software gratuito diseñado para navegar anónimamente en las redes sociales. Es compatible con Identi.ca y Twitter.com. Puedes aprovechar la aleatorización de proxy, enviar datos falsos geolocalización, y más.

+ Cifrado AES + HMAC-SHA1 en Tweets y Mensajes Directos --> [Más Info]

      + Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) para interactuar con la API
      + Proxy Socks (por ejemplo, para conectar a la red TOR)
      + Valores aleatórios para las cabeceras HTTP
      + Enviar mensajes largos que divide de forma automática
      + Descifrado automático a partir de urls de tweets o código cifrado
      + Copia de seguridad de mensajes a disco (máx: 3200)
      + Enviar falsas geolocalizaciones
      + Borrar datos y cerrar cuenta (suicidarse)
      + Ver los Trending Topics globales
      + Soporte UTF-8 + Unicode (chino, árabe, símbolos, etc)
      + Multiplataforma: GNU/Linux, MacOS, Win32
      + Resultados con colores  
      + Generar herramientas y módulos
      + Interfaz visual GTK+
      + Un bot de irc

Y otras muchas más opciones que puedes ver detalladas aquí

hg clone http://hg.code.sf.net/p/anontwi/code anontwi-code

Descargar AnonTwi 1.0

Twitter resets 'hacked' passwords after being compromised

Read

Twitter resets 'hacked' passwords after being compromised

Thousands of Twitter users have received emails warning their account has been compromised by a third party.

Some accounts had been compromised, but other users had received the emails after Twitter had unintentionally reset unaffected passwords, the company said.

The mass email coincided with incidents involving several high-profile accounts, including at least one account belonging to the BBC.

Other media organisations, such as the TechCrunch blog, reported being warned.

Twitter gave no indication of the cause or source of the compromise, and would not share details of the size of the issue.

In a statement, it said: "When we believe an account may have been compromised, we reset the password and send an email letting the account owner know this has happened along with information about creating a new password. This is a routine part of our processes to protect our users.

"In this case, we unintentionally reset passwords of a larger number of accounts, beyond those that we believed to have been compromised.

"We apologise for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused."

Deletions and spam

Some users who received the email noticed that some of their tweets had been deleted, while others said spam links had been posted without their knowledge - a typical characteristic of a compromised account.

The Twitter account belonging to BBC Radio 4's Today programme earlier told followers it was "trying to get to the bottom" of problems relating to their feed.

Other BBC accounts have received the warning email - but it is not yet clear if any more were compromised.

Comedian David Mitchell tweeted that he had received the email, and that a tweet he had written publicising his column in the Observer newspaper had been removed.

Some users criticised Twitter's email, suggesting it looked like a "phishing scam" - a message that impersonates an official email in an attempt to trick users into giving up personal details.

Source:BBC

Follow @thehackersmedia