Hackers took over Burger King's Twitter account on Monday. The cyber tricksters changed the fast food company's avatar and name to "McDonalds" and sent a McFlurry of questionable and offensive tweets. The Twitter mishap isn't all bad news for Burger King though -- the account added 5,000 new followers in the first 30 minutes since the hackers took over. SEE ALSO: The 10 McFunniest Reactions to Burger King Twitter Hack Mashable has reached out to the company and will update this post with any response. UPDATE: As of 1:15 p.m. EST, it appears Twitter has suspended the @BurgerKing account. Homepage image courtesy Burger King, via Twitter More About: burger king, hacking, social hacking
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