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• "Twitter is going to start charging" phishing scheme pops up

  23.11.2012

  Twitter users are being actively targeted with DMs falsely announcing Twitter's decision to start charging its use, warns the pair behind the @TweerSmarter account.

• Curiosity-piquing Twitter DM leads to double threat

  15.11.2012

  A double threat has been aimed at Twitter users as Direct Messages carrying a Facebook link and the question "what on earth could you be doing in our movie?" are currently doing rounds.

• Malware spreads fake Twitter and Facebook messages

  14.11.2012

  PandaLabs detected a new Twitter spam campaign that may compromise user security.

• Constant connectivity to social networks goes hand-in-hand with malware

  10.10.2012

  In September, GFI threat researchers documented a number of cybercrime campaigns directed at users of various social networking sites including direct message spam on Twitter and a phony Pinterest application.

• Twitter account hijacking exposes easy-to-exploit security flaw

  02.10.2012

  The hijacking of the Twitter account that belongs to user Daniel Dennis Jones and his subsequent investigation into the matter has revealed a Twitter security weakness that makes it easy for hackers to do the same to all users that employ short and uninventive passwords, reports BuzzFeed.

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