On January 11, the Litecoin account on the social media platform X was hacked to promote a fake token on the Solana network. The hacker posted a message with errors, claiming that Litecoin now exists on Solana, and attached a link to the fraudulent token. The Litecoin team regained control of the account, stating that the hack occurred via a compromised delegated account. This event is part of a series of account hacks aimed at spreading fake tokens and phishing links.
1/13/2025 11:36:31 AM (GMT+1)
The Litecoin account on X was hacked to promote a fake token on Solana: hackers used a compromised delegated account, Litecoin regained control 🔒
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