Aadhar Tweeted THIS And Tweeple Thought The Account Was Hacked, Later UIDAI Got Trolled For Its Explanation
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi’s Twitter account was hacked and soon after was Indian National Congress’ official account. Within days, business tycoon Vijay Mallya also fell prey to the hackers group called Legion. The social media was left with no option other than going through the offensive tweets.
The same situation repeated when Aadhaar’s official Twitter account tweeted some meaningless words. People across the Internet space thought the account was hacked. Since the account was of Unique Identification Authority of India which has complete data of Indian citizens, many started fretting over breach of security.
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Have a look at the tweet:
Twitter reactions are as follows:
This is a serious breach of security. Huge! pic.twitter.com/e4ijMc65uV
— Swati Chaturvedi (@bainjal) January 6, 2017
When you give up on arguing with stupido. https://t.co/d7VGi6VvIC
— 🤷 (@Oinkoo) January 6, 2017
#AadharHacked
If Aadhar is hacked it means that cashless is not only brainless but also security less.— Radha Charan Das (@radhacharandas) January 6, 2017
Is this for real? ? ? Or it is again the govt. forming a mutiny against the democracy? ? ? #AadharHacked pic.twitter.com/ImNp5MYwxL
— B.Mahesh Rao (@maheshrao001) January 6, 2017
Supreme Court has awarded Modi with title KUMBHAKARAN
— Radha Charan Das (@radhacharandas) January 6, 2017
Fortunately, the account wasn’t hacked. It was an error committed by someone at work who apparently left the Twitter account opened and mistakenly placed some files on the keyboard. Aadhaar, later, posted the explanation saying, “his was inadvertently published when some files were mistakenly placed on the keyboard. Hence deleted. Our account has NOT been hacked.”
This was inadvertently published when some files were mistakenly placed on the keyboard. Hence deleted. Our account has NOT been hacked. pic.twitter.com/EQz8Igrt5c
— Aadhaar (@UIDAI) January 6, 2017
Some Funny reactions after the explanation !!!
This explanation is more ridiculous then the error itself. #AadharHacked https://t.co/nTobaELqDx
— Parikshit Shah 🇮🇳 (@imparixit) January 6, 2017
and space in the middle 😂😂
— Raamnath Mallya (@RamnathMallya) January 6, 2017
https://twitter.com/ashwanirajtweet/status/817441594496446464?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Ok.. The files opened twitter. Clicked on the draft tweet button. Then typed. Then sent it too. Sure.
— AAPRising (@aap_ka_has) January 6, 2017
.@UIDAI @sunil_abraham Tried 8 times to place things on my keyboard and get two words with a space between them. All failed. Fess up!
— Milton Mueller (@miltonmueller) January 6, 2017
Funny right? What is your reaction on the gibberish tweet. Share your views in the comment session below.