Click on a random link that you thought was safe, giving access to your account to a site that you thought was a legitimate one or anything similar to that, and your Twitter account gets compromised. This is actually how hackers get into your account. Not through any other means but by exploiting your mistake of giving access to a fake link or site.
How to know Your Twitter has been Hacked?
If your friends inform you that they have been receiving spam links from your account, then the chances are that you have been hacked. Hacked accounts sent out messages or posts informing their followers about a photo, or a product online. But if you click on that link and allow access, that will be the end of your safety from hackers.
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However, nowadays, people are aware of these spam links, and they actually mail the person or inform them in any other way that their account has been compromised. That could help a lot to fight against hackers as a whole. So if you notice someone posting spam links, then inform that person about this development immediately so that he can reset his account.

How to avoid getting hacked?
There are a number of basic measures you can take to safeguard yourself.
- You can use secure passwords that are complicated and really unique, something that can only be known to you.
- Setup dual verification of your Twitter account, which, along with log in requires access through a mobile device too.
- Beware of shortened links from TinyURL, bitly, and so as they mask out the actual address, and you will never know what you are getting into when you click these links you receive on Twitter.
- If the URL looks fishy and does not really make sense, chances are its a spam link. Avoid clicking on it by all means.
- Beware of phishing, where links advertise them to be something else, but in reality, it leads to something else entirely.
- Be careful when you are using a public computer or a public WiFi network as it is easily accessible by many. Using a VPN will be ideal in this situation.
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