Jeep became the latest major brand to have its account hacked on Twitter. The attack was similar to one launched on Burger King’s Twitter account earlier this week. MTV and BET staged a bogus hack of each other’s Twitter accounts. The hacks will likely prompt a review of social media management at other companies, an expert says. “This should push Twitter to deploy two-factor authentication,” Chris Heuer, founder of the Social Media Club, said. “They’re putting a sign on their door for hackers that says, ‘Come Attack Us,'” he says.”]