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Who is being hacked on Twitter in a bitcoin scam?
Who is being hacked on Twitter in a bitcoin scam?
Michele
Fri Jul 12 2024
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Could you elaborate on the recent Twitter hacking incident involving a bitcoin scam? Who were the primary targets of this cyberattack? Did these individuals have a significant role in the cryptocurrency community or were they random users? What kind of information was compromised, and how did the hackers leverage this data to execute the scam? Also, were there any safety measures implemented afterwards to prevent similar breaches from happening in the future? Clarifying these details would help us understand the scope and impact of this hacking incident.
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Valentina
Sun Jul 14 2024
These hacked accounts were used to make false requests for cryptocurrency donations, further amplifying the reach and credibility of the scam.
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FantasylitElation
Sun Jul 14 2024
Prominent billionaires in the United States, including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Bill Gates, have been targeted by hackers on the social media platform Twitter in a suspected Bitcoin scam.
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CryptoLodestarGuard
Sun Jul 14 2024
A tweet from Mr. Gates' hacked account stated, "Everyone is asking me to give back," a phrase that was likely intended to incite sympathy and encourage donations.
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alexander_smith_musician
Sun Jul 14 2024
The hackers capitalized on the influence of these well-known individuals to lure unsuspecting users into participating in the fraudulent scheme.
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Elena
Sun Jul 14 2024
The Bitcoin scam on Twitter highlights the vulnerabilities of social media platforms and the potential for hackers to exploit the trust and influence of prominent individuals.
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