Taylor Swift nude photos will be out! The "Blank Space" singer was vacationing in Hawaii when hackers claimed that they were going to release nude photos of Taylor Swift taken from her Instagram and Twitter accounts that were both hacked on Tuesday.
However, the pop star confidently made her reply on Twitter by reassuring her fans that it's not true that "Taylor Swift nude photos" will be leaked just like the hackers' threat. She stated that there's no way hackers could do that because there's nothing, Hollywood Life noted.
On Tuesday, the hackers were able to tweet to Taylor Swift 51 million followers using her account telling them to follow users @lizzard and @ veriuser, which are both accounts of the hackers.
Page Six reported that the tweets were also posted in Taylor Swift's Instagram account. Both tweets and Instgram messages were deleted 15 minutes after it was posted.
However, @lizzard user was able to release a threat telling Taylor Swift nude photos will leaked as soon as three bitcoins, about $800, had been paid to an account. Both the hacker's accounts were suspended shortly, according to Daily Caller.
The hacker's accounts were reportedly managed by the hacking group Lizzard Squad.
Taylor Swift who was enjoying her time with her friends on Tuesday explained what really happened on Taylor Swift nude photos threat through Tumblr. The "Shake It Off" pop singer said that her Twitter account was hacked and Twitter deleted the hacker's tweets and locking her account until twitter get her a new password.
Aside from the controversial Taylor Swift nude photos threat of the hackers, Gawker reported screenshots of what the hackers claimed as DM's of Taylor Swift with some celebrities like Nick Jonas where the pop singer was asking "Are we bad kids now?"
There are also Taylor Swift's DM's with Felix KjelLberg also known online as PewDiePie and musician BORNS. These DM's were not confirmed.
After Taylor Swift nude photos leakage threat by the hackers, nothing was heard from the hacker's side.
Lizzard Squad was formed on August 18, 2014, a black hat hacking group who claims attacks on distributed denial-of-service to interrupt gaming services. The hacking group made headlines last year when they claimed bomb threats on John Smedley's plane.
Lizzard Squad was also the same group who claimed responsibility for Facebook, Instagram, Tinder, and HipChat outages on Jan. 26, 2015. However, Facebook denied their claim saying that there were technical issues that caused almost an hour interruption to the social networking sites.
Taylor Swift was the latest victim of the hacking group that claimed Taylor Swift nude photos will be leaked unless bitcoins will be paid.