[GoGators]

I have to be the most Hacked person on Twitter......when I am on it and not getting Hacked. When I get Hacked I just quit all together. Then I decide to re-join twitter.....Boom. Hacked again....etc,etc,etc,etc. I love Twitter. Getting Hacked is driving me Nuts..

[LiveBrianD]

Are you using a secure password? (and no, 'password' or '12345' does not count)

[LincolnSpector]

GoGators, on 11 June 2012 - 05:43 PM, said:

I have to be the most Hacked person on Twitter......when I am on it and not getting Hacked. When I get Hacked I just quit all together. Then I decide to re-join twitter.....Boom. Hacked again....etc,etc,etc,etc. I love Twitter. Getting Hacked is driving me Nuts..

Post your password here and we'll tell you if it's safe.

Okay, seriously, a couple of possibilities come to mind:

• Yes, you do need a strong password, and you need to change the password after your account has been hacked. In fact, rather than quitting, you should probably contact Twitter and let them recover your account with a new password. (I assume they offer this, although I've not checked whether they do. Most companies do.)
• Run a few on-demand anti-malware scanners to see if you have any spyware that's reporting your passwords.

Lincoln

[LiveBrianD]

Speaking of anti-malware programs:
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
SUPERAntiSpyware

Also, keep in mind that you can take the account back via the 'forgot password' link on the login page.

This post has been edited by LiveBrianD: 12 June 2012 - 10:50 AM