Hackers tweet racial slurs from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s account
Jack Dorsey's Twitter account has been hacked. Twitter said Friday afternoon that "the account is now secure and there is no indication that Twitter's systems have been compromised."
A slew of tweets — many of which included racial slurs — were posted from the Twitter co-founder and CEO's account Friday. He has more than 4.2 million followers.
One of the tweets included a Twitter handle for the person who claimed to take credit for the operation. That account was quickly suspended.
The hacked tweets included sexist, racist and anti-Semitic comments, as well as bomb threats directed at Twitter headquarters. One of the tweets featured the N-word and another praised Hitler.
The group that hacked the account appears to call themselves the "Chuckling Squad" and tweeted as Dorsey telling his followers to join their Discord and "Chuckle with us." The server appears to no longer be accessible. CBS News has reached out to Discord for further comment.
The hacked tweets have since been removed from Dorsey's account.
