Twitter passwords bared online

A Twitter hacker on Monday revealed thousands of user names and passwords for the microblogging site, but here's the good news: Most of the compromised accounts appear to be spam.

Twitter on Tuesday blocked the accounts of users who evidently fell prey to a "phishing" scam that stole their log-in information.The wildly popular microblogging service locked the apparent victims of the con job out of their Twitter accounts and sent them email messages directing them to create new passwords."OMG just looked at someone's Twitter who got hacked (and it) made me have shivers," a member of the online community wrote in a text message on Tuesday.

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(Bob Reck)

Over the weekend, Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom revealed his newest file-sharing site, Mega.

Some Twitter users received emails Thursday from that is reportedly from the social media company stating that their account may have been compromised.

Jeff Paster, a developer of luxury homes in California’s Marin County, couldn’t find a buyer for the brand-new waterfront mansion he listed in January for $45 million. He’s expecting that one will turn up at an auction this weekend, with a starting bid set at $25 million.