TwitWall access

Hello Aurelio,

Yes, this directly related to the Denial of Service (DoS) attack that is currently happening (and even escalating) on Twitter.

A DoS attack basically is a malicious entity that is overwhelming and overloading the Twitter website with URL requests. Thus, forcing its system to go down.

Twitter is working really hard to defend itself from the attacks to keep its own website up. Unfortunately, this has caused them to temporarily restrict many of its resources on its API, the key component that enables 3rd party apps like TwitWall (and many others app) to work.

We fully understand the tough work that Twitter is doing to fight its attackers. We are confident that once they are able to restore its own system, its service to its API will follow as well. TwitWall hopes its users just understand that and be patient till it happens.

To find out the latest information on this situation, go to http://status.twitter.com or follow http://twitter.com/gotwitwall for specific TwitWall updates.

Thanks Aurelio,
Michael