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I don't think that's a contradiction, I think you and Twitter have different understandings of what the size of a "limited group of employees" is. The usual adv

I don't think that's a contradiction, I think you and Twitter have different understandings of what the size of a "limited group of employees" is. The usual advice of dismissing nebulous corporate statements like that applies. Anyway, even if they had provided a figure, I think you're taking it out of context - the quote says access to "sensitive account information" is limited, not access to account recovery options. So it's potentially someone outside of that limited group whose credentials were compromised.

bigiain 6y ago
<cynical view> I think the misunderstanding is over the phrase "sensitive account information". I notice it wasn't Nestle or Verizon or Disney or Heinz or Unilever accounts that got hacked. You know, the information about "accounts". The records of monetary transactions. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094351/us-twitter-advertisers-ranked-by-impressions/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/1094351/us-twitter-adver...