Kaito Ai, an artificial intelligence platform that combines crypto data to provide market review for users, and its founder Yu Hu, are victims of an X social media hack on March 15.
In some posts that have been deleted today, hackers claim that Kaito Wallets have been compromised and advised users that their funds are not safe.
According to To Defi Warhol, hackers opened a brief position on Kaito’s tokens before posting the hope messages that users would sell or pull their funds, which would crash the price and create income for threat actors.
The price of Kaito token dips, maybe because of a short position. Source: CoinMarketCap
The Kaito Ai team once again gained access to accounts and assured users that Kaito’s tokens to tokens did not compromise on social media exploitation.
“We have high standard security measures in the area to avoid (the hack) -So it seems similar or similar to other recent Twitter account hacks,” the Kaito Ai team added.
Recent exploitation is the latest on a growing list of social media hacks, social engineering scams, and cybersecurity incidents Plaguing the crypto industry.
Source: Kaito ai
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Watching is key: some of the latest scams and exploitation to affect crypto
Pump.Fun’s X account is that -hack On February 26 a threat actor who promoted many fake tokens, including a deceptive management token for the fair launch platform called “Pump.”
According to In the Onchain Sleuth Zackxbt, the pump.fun incident is directly connected to the Jupiter Dao account hack and the Dogwifcoin X Account compromise.
On March 7, the Alberta Securities Commission, a financial Canadian regulator, warned The public says that malicious actors use fake news articles and fake endorsements that feature the resemblance of Canadian politicians to promote a crypto scam.
The scam, known as cancap, played in fear of a Trade war between Canada and the US To attract the undeniable investment victims to the project, which scammers claimed that there was the support of Canadian leader Justin Trudeau.
An example of a Lazarus Social Engineering Scam in which hackers pretend to be venture capitalists who are experiencing audio-visual issues. Source: Nick Bax
Crypto executives also sound alarm into a new scam from the sponsored lazarus hacker group, where the Hackers indicate as venture capitalists At a zoom meeting.
When the target is in the assembly room, hackers will claim that they are experiencing audio-visual issues and redirecting the victim to a malicious chat room where the user is encouraged to download a patch.
The patch contains malicious software designed to steal private crypto keys and other sensitive information from the victim’s computer.
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