Yesterday, Babylon’s official Twitter/X account was hacked and taken over by malicious actors. Fortunately, the account was quickly recovered. However, today, another hacking incident occurred; this time, Solv Protocol’s official Twitter account was hacked. The account is trying to mislead users by sharing fake token information.
There has been a significant increase in attacks on Twitter accounts recently. This situation particularly targets platforms and users operating in the crypto ecosystem. It is of great importance for users to take precautions against such incidents. Using two-factor authentication tools such as Google Authenticator stands out as a critical step to increase account security.
Solv Protocol and Binance Collaboration Targeted
Solv Protocol has been drawing attention recently with the Megadrop event announced by Binance. Binance will offer users the opportunity to lock BNB and earn rewards by completing Web3 tasks in this event, which will start on January 7. The fact that Solv Protocol will be listed on Binance on January 17 makes the timing of this attack even more critical.
The hacks are thought to be targeting Solv Protocol’s growing popularity over the course of the event, with attackers sharing fake token information and aiming to steal users’ assets.
stay tuned