Changing the Twitter domain name - how to do it WRONG

The article from KrebsonSecurity delves into the recent changes at Twitter as it transitions to the brand X.com. While this rebranding might be seen as an ambitious move, it is also viewed as a boon for scammers, particularly phishers. The author discusses how the new logo and name can confuse users, creating opportunities for malicious actors looking to exploit the situation. With this branding shift, there could be an increase in phishing attempts, as traditional tactics may become more effective when the communication and interface are fresh and unfamiliar to users. The article provides several examples of how phishers might take advantage of this moment to attack users of the platform. The author warns that as users adapt to the new appearance of the service, it becomes vital to remain vigilant against suspicious messages and links to reduce the risk of falling victim to scams.