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Was Matt Walsh's Twitter account hacked?
Walsh's Twitter account appeared to be hacked on April 18, 2023, when a number of overtly racist and homophobic tweets were posted.
These included a post accusing popular podcaster and UFC commentator Joe Rogan of being a child sex offender and changing the profile's pronouns to include a racial slur against African Americans.
The apparent hacker also promoted a song called Sassy Shooters, which featured explicit themes concerning homosexuality.
Walsh's account was suspended a few hours after the posts began and many have since been removed.
Who hacked Matt Walsh's Twitter account?
A hacker, going by the name Doomed, has claimed to be responsible for the account takeover.
He told Wired: "The intent was to make funny tweets, as Matt Walsh likes to ‘trigger’ people.
"We caused no financial harm, threatened anyone, [nor] ruined anything."
He added that he went after Walsh's account because he was "bored" and felt like "stirring up some drama".
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Doomed claimed that he gained access to the profile using a technique called SIM swapping.
This involves tricking mobile phone providers to change a victim's number to a SIM card controlled by the hacker.
However, Doomed alleged that Walsh's phone was accessed with help from an "insider".
As evidence that he was responsible, he released screenshots of one of Walsh's tax forms and personal emails, including with fellow right-wing podcaster Steven Crowder.
What has Matt Walsh said about being hacked?
Walsh responded to the hack in a conversation with The Daily Wire, which hosts his podcast.
He said that the online attack left his "entire life laid bare".
He added: "As expected, the Left and many in the media were eagerly cheering on this series of felonies that were committed against me and my family."
He went on to accuse journalists of trying to solicit the hacker to send them his private information and said that "leftists and trans activists" gloated and encouraged "a criminal infringement" of his privacy.
Walsh warned that "there will be consequences" and advised everyone allegedly involved, from the hacker to the journalists he claimed tried to get hold of his information, to "lawyer up".