My account must be hacked...

      I did not change the title font of my page, but I see that it has been changed from a script font to a courier type, either someone broke a 128 bit password or someone at Google is messing with my profile in response to what I'm saying about MicroSoft. Let me guess the youngest genius ever right? Bill Gates II? Let me clarify my statement on 128 bits. The algorithm that you need to crack my password is 128 bits. Are we releasing a password scanner to the public that cracks those types of passwords? If so how do we secure our accounts now? The internet is ruined because corporate assholes can't seem to keep a zipped lip. A password that uses letters, numbers, & characters requires that 128bit algorithmatic scanner to crack an account. Now how are we supposed to secure our accounts from banks to email? The guy or girl who has that scanner, is surely gonna sell copies of it or, keep it for him/herself and take whatever he/she wants from anyone he/she wishes at anytime he/she feels like it.
   
      Congratulations, someone has destroyed online banking; buying; sales; and anything else one can make money from online.
   
      Hey everyone, MicroSoft got a huge jump on biometrics on all those laptops with fingerprint scanners, I wonder who released the 128bit algorithmatic scanner to push the new biometric technology that is not fully developed and corrupt everyone else's financial security online? I'm guessing MicroSoft, just to put the ball in their financial court so to speak. Not everyone has the money for new laptops assholes. What do you do about that? Or you can use the new scanner utility to check who's wealthy and who's not, for their own personal information of course. Steve Ballmer and MicroSoft or one of their former employees, wants to know who wants to buy Bank data. I'm certain whoever is doing this, has got account numbers, routing numbers, names, addresses, etc. of banking clients and can get more from any website they want with this "new" algorithm processing application. Good times. At least I'm broke and can't miss anything I never had.

I bet,  it's a Microsoft developer,  researcher,  investor,  or an executive doing it.