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<p>Twitter security made the headlines for all the wrong reasons back in July, when a major hack saw many <a aria-label="undefined (opens in a new tab)" href="
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<p>The company has now implemented a range of security measures in response, including physical security keys for two-factor authentication of staff with access to accounts … </p>
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