The social media platform has said there was "no breach of its systems" but questions remain.
In Cybersecurity, this event intensifies scrutiny on AI's role in both offense (phishing) and defense (breach detection). It calls for more advanced AI research into explainable AI (XAI) models for security that offer clear insights into their decision-making processes, as well as AI detection of AI-generated phishing campaigns.
Businesses must strengthen their AI-powered security protocols by implementing multi-factor authentication and investing in real-time anomaly detection systems. IT departments need to develop AI-driven tools that proactively identify and respond to suspicious activity, while also training employees on how to identify and avoid AI-enhanced phishing attacks. Integrating more advanced AI algorithms will improve the overall security posture and reduce the risks of successful compromises.