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Hackers take over Narendra Modi’s Twitter account with 73m followers and declare Bitcoin ‘legal tender’

File: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks on day three of COP26 on 2 November 2021 in Glasgow, Scotland (Getty Images) The verified "The Twitter handle of PM @narendramodi was very briefly compromised. The matter was escalated to Twitter and the account has been immediately secured. In the brief period that the account was compromised, any Tweet shared must be ignored," tweeted the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO). It is unclear how apparent hackers gained access to Mr Modi’s personal profile or for how long it was compromised. The social media giant said that the account “was not compromised due to any breach of Twitter’s systems”, reported the Indian Express. “We have 24X7 open lines of communication with the PM’s Office and our teams took necessary steps to secure the compromised account as soon as we became aware of this activity. Our investigation has revealed that there are no signs of any other impacted accounts at this time,” a Twitter spokesperson said in a statement. Users flooded Twitter with screengrabs of the now-deleted tweet, which according to some had already been interacted with and retweeted several hundreds of times. In the tweet put out in the small hours of Sunday morning, India time, Mr Modi appeared to be announcing that “India has officially adopted bitcoin as legal tender.” Another confirmation that the Twitter account of the Hon'ble PM shri Original screenshot by — Tehseen Poonawalla Official 🇮🇳 (@tehseenp) It cont...