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Ireland
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safety

  1. Legitimate Twitter invitation emails do not contain attachments! Delete the faker spam and learn more here: http://t.co/llnBMdf 11:44 PM Oct 21st vía web by tiger
  2. Please see http://t.co/Y4p9KhK for info on the latest (resolved) attack on Twitter. 11:40 AM Sep 26th vía web by delbius
  3. We're working on a blog post that'll give more info re: (fixed) XSS exploit; we don't believe any user info was compromised. 9:34 AM Sep 21st vía web by delbius
  4. We've identified and are patching a XSS attack; as always, please message @safety if you have info regarding such an exploit. 6:35 AM Sep 21st vía web by delbius
  5. There looks to be some recent phishing attempts. Please check the address bar closely before giving your login credentials. 9:27 AM Sep 17th vía web
  6. We're rolling #newtwitter out of the next few weeks. If someone says you can get it by retweeting them, they're lying. 3:36 PM Sep 15th vía web by CapnWiley
  7. If you clicked on a link and your account tweeted something without your permission, please change your password 5:38 PM Sep 7th vía web by CapnWiley
  8. Go to http://t.co/2c0IOje for the update 3:15 PM Aug 30th vía web by mattsparrow
  9. We're sending password resets to accounts posting a fake TweetDeck update; don't download that file! 3:14 PM Aug 30th vía web by mattsparrow
  10. Another heads-up: If you've received a DM promising you a free iPhone, that, like the iPad, indicates that your friends have been hacked. 5:24 PM Aug 27th vía web by misspenny_lane
  11. If you receive a DM advertising "crazy stuff," it's not legit. Don't enter your password! 12:13 PM Aug 27th vía web by misspenny_lane
  12. We'll be sending out password resets to hacked individuals. 12:41 PM Aug 25th vía web by misspenny_lane
  13. If you've received a message promising you a new ipad, not only is there no ipad, but also your friends have been hacked. 12:40 PM Aug 25th vía web by misspenny_lane
  14. Read more about follower-adder sites here: http://support.twitter.com/articles/68916-following-rules-and-best-practices 4:25 PM Aug 2nd vía web by misspenny_lane
  15. We're currently pushing out password resets to users who signed up for 3rd party follower-adder sites linked to suspicious behavior. 4:24 PM Aug 2nd vía web by misspenny_lane
  16. You probably know Twitter doesn't send emails selling random software. You can delete these fakes! More info: http://bit.ly/asnPFd 11:45 AM Jul 26th vía web by mattsparrow
  17. Heads-up: if you receive an email saying that your account will be deleted unless you click on a link, it's not from us. 3:12 PM Jul 9th vía web by misspenny_lane