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We have investigated reports of Twitter usernames/passwords on the dark web, and we're confident that our systems have not been breached.

4:30 AM · Jun 9, 2016 from San Francisco, CA

We securely store all passwords w/ bcrypt. We are working with

@leakedsource

to obtain this info & take additional steps to protect users.

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Shreerang

@ShreeVaidya

Jun 9, 2016

Thanks for the reassurance..thats encouraging news, however we hear otherwise from

not hearing otherwise from me, I've seen nothing verifiable and it's quite likely a fake

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Jeffery Myers:UNLEASHED

@jefferymyers

Jun 9, 2016

@GossiTheDog

I knew it was bogus at "plaintext passwords." Hat tip to

@th3j35t3r

for the SkidTrack Alert: jesterscourt.cc/members/th3j35

Jim Manico @ Leuven University

@manicode

Jun 9, 2016

Even if your systems were not breached please immediately use the exposed dataset in the wild to take proactive action.

Katze (@benaryorg@catcatnya.com)

@benaryorg

Jun 9, 2016

@_mwc

I hope they didn't steal my username, that would be awful.

Twitter trust & security officer and his account isn't verified? #shenanigans

Grace Lidia Suárez

@gracels

Jun 9, 2016

Any idea why Twitter makes me change my password every night?

Matthew Ardeljan

@mattei

Jun 9, 2016

good to hear. Note: I can't turn on "Login verification" as I never receive SMS, @Support doesn't understand my query. Help?

Chris

@nitecoder

Jun 9, 2016

when do we get proper 2FA???