Lego’s website was hacked to display an unauthorized cryptocurrency ad promoting a fake “Lego coin.” The ad encouraged site visitors to purchase the fake crypto, promising them secret rewards and redirecting them to a suspicious external site selling “Lego tokens.” Lego’s Website Compromised by Cryptocurrency Scam Lego’s website experienced a security breach on Oct. 4…
Este artĂculo tambiĂ©n estĂĄ disponible en español. On Tuesday, Indian cricket fans were targeted by scammers with a Solana-based token. The attackers attempted to profit from sports fans after hacking Delhi Capitalsâ X account. However, the scheme failed to gain much traction despite its peculiar efforts to publicize the memecoin. Related Reading Crypto Hackersâ New…
Hackers infiltrated McDonaldâs Instagram account and utilized it to endorse a counterfeit joke cryptocurrency called GRIMACE, ultimately executing a rug-pull fraud that resulted in over $700,000 in theft. The spurious token, erroneously associated with McDonaldâs, experienced a temporary surge in value, reaching $25 million before plummeting. The assailants, identified as âIndia X Kr3w,â expeditiously liquidated…