Tweeters, beware: a new scam has been circulating the web.
An email saying “Twitter account suspension,” or “Please re-verify your account” appearing to be from admin@twitter.com has been appearing in inboxes across the country. The text of the email is an image, rather than a text link, so it escapes many spam filters.
The image uses Twitter’s blue-and-white color palette and logo, but actually links to various survey websites, which ask you to enter your Twitter log-in information for “special offers.”
Don’t do it! The hackers are just out to steal your personal information.
If you ever get a request to reset your password, don’t click on a link from your email– type in Twitter’s web address directly to avoid accidentally giving the information to the wrong people.
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