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Doesn't explain why the accounts were once-use and mutually exclusive, or the obvious minor variation on name and handle. Blocking also doesn't work particularly well when you're harassed by an account which didn't exist a moment ago and won't exist a moment later.
That's what I meant, actually: It wasn't that the "block" relation between two accounts got hacked in some way. Blocking still can't protect against ephemeral trolling accounts.
Ah, we're on the same page then. :-) Yeah the block function works perfectly fine as designed, it's just that the design has no defense against this kind of attack.
Except fully protecting your tweets, of course. And that's a compromise too far for most people...
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