Security guides

Each guide covers one way accounts get taken over or abused, and the settings and habits that block it. Start with the common attacks if you are not sure where your risk is.

1. 01Threat overview · 5 minThe most common attacks on X accounts, and how to block each onePhishing DMs, fake copyright notices, SIM swaps, stolen sessions, rogue apps and crypto giveaway scams: how each X account attack works and what stops it.
2. 02Setup guide · 4 minHow to set up two-factor authentication and passkeys on XStep-by-step setup for an authenticator app, security key and passkey on X, why SMS codes are the weak option, and how to keep a backup code that works.
3. 03Incident response · 4 minWhat to do in the first hour after your X account is hackedA minute-by-minute plan for a hacked X (Twitter) account: secure your email, reset the password, kill sessions and apps, warn followers and file with X.
4. 04Social engineering · 4 minHow to spot impersonation and fake X support accountsHow to tell a real X support message or brand account from an impersonator: handles, badges, join dates, link domains, and what real support never asks for.
5. 05Business accounts · 4 minSecuring a brand or business X account shared by a teamStop sharing the password. How to run a business X account with several people using X Delegate roles, company-owned 2FA, app reviews and offboarding.
6. 06Account review · 4 minHow to check and revoke connected apps and sessions on XWhere to find connected apps, sessions and account access history on X, how to read app permissions, and when to revoke or log out to stop hidden access.
7. 07Personal safety · 4 minProtecting high-profile X accounts from doxxingDefensive steps for journalists, creators and public figures on X: shrink what can be found about you, lock down discoverability and DMs, and report exposure.