 It's Monday, October 28, 2013. I'm Stephen Greenwood, The Verge's resident lumberjack, and this is 90 Seconds on The Verge. President Obama appears to be the latest victim of Syrian hackers. The links used by Obama's Twitter and Facebook feeds were hijacked, with the seemingly innocuous URLs now redirecting users to a malware site and Syria propaganda video. According to the White House, the Twitter handle itself was never compromised. The Obama administration has had a particularly rough week, with a data center critical to healthcare.gov experiencing an outage over the weekend. In sad news this weekend, rock and roll legend Lou Reed died at age 71. In 1964, Reed along with John Cale formed the influential group The Velvet Underground. After leaving the band in the early 70s, Reed went on to have a successful solo career. His notable hits include Walk on the Wild Side, Sweet Jane, and White Light, White Heat. Former bandmate John Cale wrote that the world lost a fine songwriter and poet, and that he lost his schoolyard buddy. And finally, the Jedi has returned...on Laserdisc. Buyers of a rare Laserdisc found it full of raw footage from Return of the Jedi. The Laserdisc was purchased on eBay for nearly $700, and was apparently used to show off the first digital editing system to prospective buyers nearly 30 years ago. If you haven't had a chance to see the footage, you're not missing that much. At one point, it's just a full minute of R2-D2 fixing Luke Skywalker's X-Wing fighter. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, we'll check out the video sharing site for Ghosts. BooTube. BooTube. BooTube.