Has YOUR Twitter account been hacked? 32 million passwords are on sell on the dark web just a weeks after LinkedIn data breach

It might be time to consider changing your Twitter password. According to LeakedSource, a site that keeps a database of leaked login credentials, 32,888,300 Twitter usernames and passwords have been hacked and put up for sale on the dark web. The details were most likely obtained through individual malware attacks, instead of an attack on the social media site itself, according to the website. According to LeakedSource, a site that keeps a database of leaked login credentials, 32,888,300 Twitter usernames and passwords have been hacked and put up for sale on the dark web. The words malware, comes from a combination of the words'malicious' and'software'.