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[QUOTE="AnyExchange, post: 208418, member: 42864"] [img]https://anyexchange.best/wp-content/uploads/BIC-youtube-scam-crypto.jpg-1.png[/img] [b]Uknown has hacked dozens of crypto bloggers' YouTube accounts to conduct fraudulent broadcasts.[/b] Unknown persons have gained access to several popular YouTube channels dedicated to cryptocurrency. On behalf of the bloggers, they posted a video with a fake distribution of coins. [b]More than ten channels of analysts, investors, and traders were attacked. [/b] Among them: BitBoy Crypto – 1.4 million subscribers, The Moon – 553 thousand subscribers, and CryptoBanter - 538 thousand subscribers. Also, the attackers gained access to the account of the analytical platform CoinMarketCap. Videos with the name “ONE WORLD CRYPTOCURRENCY” appeared on hacked channels. [b]Hackers urged users to send[/b] Ethereum, Binance Coin, USDT, and USDC stablecoins. In response, potential investors were promised to send an equivalent amount of a new, and in fact non-existent, OWCY cryptocurrency. [b]It is known that as a result of the attack, hackers received[/b] a little more than two BNBs and less than $200 in tokens and stablecoins. This can only mean one thing — the crypto community is becoming more aware and is less likely to engage in such schemes. [b]To not fall for this bait, you need to remember[/b] only one thing. [b]During open cryptocurrency giveaways, the organizers never ask participants to transfer money to them[/b]. Do not participate in such airdrops. You will not be able to return the money sent. [b]Interestingly, most of the hacked channels were protected using two-factor authentication.[/b] The owner of one of the attacked accounts reported that he found no traces of hacking or infection with viruses. And in the action log, I didn't notice any input from third-party addresses. Most likely, the scammers gained access to the channels by replacing the SIM. Since the account is linked to a mobile number in most cases, you can bypass authentication by changing your SIM card. The old number will be blocked, and all messages and login information will be sent to the new one. [/QUOTE]
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