50.2 million Twitter followers received a myriad of odd messages on March 8 as Justin Bieber's official Twitter account was hacked with links to a viral app named ShootingStarPro.one name is in the frame as the alleged hacker. As yet, it’s unclear whether that user is affiliated with usual suspects hackers 4Chan or the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA).
Whose recent conquests include CNN, and the Twitter, Facebook and blog of Microsoft’s Skype messaging service back in January.
More than 13k users have favorited the spam tweets and over 7,000 users have re-tweeted them. It means thousands of users might have followed the link and affected by this spam.
After that deleted the warning messages and tweets , Justin came back on to write, "All good now. We handled it," as "Justin Bieber Cemberut?" and "#JustinsPasswordIsProbably" trended throughout the globe. Glad you got it taken care of, Justin!
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