Twitter (I refuse to use the artist formerly known as bs), considering its great leader, should have detected this before it even went out. Instead, a user who

Twitter (I refuse to use the artist formerly known as bs), considering its great leader, should have detected this before it even went out. Instead, a user who hasn't been active on Twitter for some time can do something totally benign, not even including messaging or posting, and get flagged as suspicious. Meanwhile, an account handle changes, and the old one is reclaimed by someone else. And then very suspicious messages get sent. This should be reasonably detectable with less false negatives than what they subject the rest of us to already.