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Twitter avatars, images disappear after hacking; User information unaffected

As Twitchy reported earlier, the Syrian Electronic Army claimed credit today for hacking the DNS entry for Twitter’s image server, twimg.com. Twitter issued a statement saying that the issue had been resolved and no user information was affected; however, the hacking did cause problems with the serving of images on the service, including user avatars.

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https://twitter.com/Circa/status/372495687675416576

Not all users were affected, but those who were saw something like this:

https://twitter.com/nickducoff/status/372462763903176704

While hackers managed to take down the New York Times website for several hours, some broken avatars doesn’t seem like much of a victory.

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https://twitter.com/PLFino/status/372482480944594944

The Syrian Electronic Army, though, is suggesting it could use JavaScript to redirect traffic to its website.

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