mikeym
September 18th, 2011, 12:45 PM
Hi,
Does anyone have any idea how to track down the source of a twitter hack? I apparently "made" a post last night saying:
"How to make money working from home. http://is.gd/XXXXXX"
It happened within 3 mins of a friend making an identical post, and my machines were off at the time, so I'm guessing it's from their machine (mac) which I suppose I might have logged onto at some point. Changed my password and setup HTTPS by default as per twitter security page advice and I've not made another post while my friend has.
Is there a way of telling which application or IP made a specific twitter port?
Does anyone have any idea how to track down the source of a twitter hack? I apparently "made" a post last night saying:
"How to make money working from home. http://is.gd/XXXXXX"
It happened within 3 mins of a friend making an identical post, and my machines were off at the time, so I'm guessing it's from their machine (mac) which I suppose I might have logged onto at some point. Changed my password and setup HTTPS by default as per twitter security page advice and I've not made another post while my friend has.
Is there a way of telling which application or IP made a specific twitter port?