A few years ago, Twitter $($now$,$ X$)$ experienced a major cyber security attack that compromised the accounts of very prominent individuals, including Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and Kanye West, to name a few. Once Twitter discovered the incident, the company took to its platform to inform users that they were working on the problem. As they found the breached accounts, they quickly shut them down, only to have new accounts breached again.

Do you think this was enough, or should they have done something differently? An article published by the BBC Links to an external site. gives an overview