change their password for security reasons Your Twitter
During the last hour or so, there’s been a giant spike in the number of folks reporting that Twitter had despatched them an electronic mail asking them to vary their password for safety reasons.
What was going on? Had Twitter been hacked? Were these emails real? Was this some mega phishing attempt?
Yes, the emails were real — but no, you weren’t being hacked. Someone at Twitter just hit the wrong button somewhere, triggering an onslaught of password reset emails to go out to people who didn’t actually need them. Your account likely wasn’t ever in any danger (unless, of course, you actually were being hacked and the timing was an unfortunate coincidence.)
“Twitter believes that your account may have been compromised by a website or service not associated with Twitter,” read the original email. “We’ve reset your password to prevent others from accessing your account.”
In a fittingly short statement (as in, it’s 140 characters), Twitter had the following to say about the resets:
We unintentionally sent some password reset notices tonight due to a system error. We apologize to the affected users for the inconvenience.
So, good news: you weren’t hacked. Unhealthy news? You in all probability should reset your password earlier than you'll be able to log again in. Might be worse, right?
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