If you've been following the Twitter saga closely, then you will know that today, March 20, is the date the social media giant is disabling its two-factor authentication (2FA) via SMS feature for those without a subscription to Twitter Blue.
This is bad enough for individual users, but for businesses the danger is even more pronounced, as it allows for threat actors to breach and gain access to enterprise accounts with only the firm's login credentials and allowing them to besmirch the reputation of the brand by making malicious tweets or impersonating the brand in acts of identity theft.
