Wonder if this could have been done by a rogue employee at Twitter? Since they are working from home during COVID, wonder what internal controls they have? I kn

Wonder if this could have been done by a rogue employee at Twitter? Since they are working from home during COVID, wonder what internal controls they have? I know some wondered if they used serveral high profile accounts, why not the presidents then? Well Twitter put extra protections on his account after an employee on their last day decided to suspend his account for 11 minutes. So if this isn't an hack and done internally that might be a clue. I was surprised Apple especially got their account hacked, since they are big on security as a company. I know with Facebook a page can have multiple person accounts managing it, but I don't believe Twitter ever had such a thing unless more recently... So if you want multiple people to manage an account you'd use a special tool or just share the login info between your social media team. I kinda feel like if you have to commute to an office, maybe more accountability as I'd feel someone might be looking more over your shoulder but I'd depend if someone gets private offices or a more open office design.