According to a Turnon spokesman, a hacker who has handled the Truon Dow X account is estimated at about $ 45,000 in wrong funds.
Talking to the Quintel Graph, the Truon Public Relations team confirmed that on May 2, the Troon DAO account published the contract address and sent direct messages to the Truon account to seek payment for promotional advertisements.
“Our security team immediately identified the intervention and eliminated access to the hacker, but we ask the community to be vigilant,” he said. We will never ask the DM or any other way for any such payment. ”
The team said that based on the address of the illegal contract posted by the hacker, about 000 45,000 appeared, about 000 45,000.
Asked if the same hacker could be responsible for the New York Post’s X -Account Hack on May 3, the Troon team told the Quintel Graph that “there was some similarities between the two security incidents”. However, he also warned that the investigation was underway and “any definite relationship will be premature.”
After accessing, Truon Dow said in an X -update May 2 that he suspects that a member of the team was targeted by a team “malicious social engineering attack, which led to his account compromised.”
“Even after the culprits are logged out and restored our access, they continue to contact others, presenting posts from our central account in exchange for payment,” said Truon Dao.
The Troon team is still investigating and says they are in touch with law enforcement agencies. Trun’s founder Justin Sun also accused the Crypto Exchange Okax of failing to comply with a law enforcement request to freeze the stolen funds associated with the attack.
The founder and CEO of OKX has publicly denied the allegations, and Sun has removed the original post with the allegation.
Curve Finance X Account Joins Hex list
Protocol curve finance, which lended debtor lenders, also recently faced the X -Account Taxover by a bad actor, which increased the increasing list of high -level firms and individuals obtained by social media hackers.
In a post now deleted on May 5, a scammer shared a link to the CRV air drop with a week -long registration period that is pose as a curve finance, which has immediately suspected some Eagle -Eye users that they may suffer from fraud.
Curve Finance founder Michael Igorov confirmed in response to analyst Credble Crypto that he was still a bad actor who posts a shameful link, “No other account is hacked – only someone controlled the X account.”
Then the Crew Finance Team has re -accessed with the help of a team, including the CyberScript Group Cell, and found that in addition to posting the scam links, the hacker also stopped some users who flagged the account occupation, including Credble Crypto.
The reason for the hack is yet to be shared publicly, but in response to the user’s question, the curve finance team said it was not yet “unclear that the account” was accessed, and “there is no sign of compromise by any client.”
Other high -profile x account hex
This year, many other high -profile X accounts have been handled by bad actors. On April 15, a member of the UK parliament, Lucy Powell, took his account to promote the House of Commons Coin (HOC) scam Crypto tokens.
Crypto data aggregator Keto Ai and its founder, Yu Ho, were suffering from an X -social media hack on March 15, when scammers posted that the Kato wallet was compromised and consumer funds were in danger.
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Meanwhile, on February 26, the X account of Pump Dot Art was also hacked and promoted several fake tokens, including a fake governance token for a Pump platform.
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