LulzSec Reborn Hacks 10,000 Twitter Accounts

LulzSec Reborn, a splinter group of the defunct LulzSec, is claiming responsibility for leaking data from 10,000 users of a Twitter-based app called TweetGif.

The app, which let users share GIFs, required users to share information including their real names, passwords, bios, locations and secret tokens, all of which LulzSec Reborn has made public. The group, which last month leaked account information from 171,000 members of the military via millitarysingles.com, has not given a reason for its latest hack. Reps from TweetGif could not be reached for comment at press time.

The emergence of LulzSec Reborn comes after police in the U.S., Great Britain and Ireland arrested five of the t… Continue reading...

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