🚨 News flash: Scammer steals 234 ETH (~385,000 USD) in less than 24 hours from Friend.Tech user!
- Fraudsters have successfully carried out a series of SIM-swapping attacks targeting Friend.Tech platform users.
- Friend.Tech responded by introducing a new security feature, allowing users to remove login options, specifically phone numbers.
- Security experts recommend removing phone numbers from social media accounts to prevent potential attacks.
🔒 Friend.Tech, a platform that allows users to purchase private keys for private chat rooms, is facing a serious security problem. SIM swap attacks occur when an attacker takes control of a person's phone number and uses it to access their social media and cryptocurrency accounts.
📲 In response to a series of recent security incidents, Friend.Tech has launched a new feature that allows users to remove specific login options, especially phone numbers. The founder and CEO of wallet security company Delegate also recommends removing phone numbers from social media accounts as a proactive measure against potential attacks.
- Fraudsters have successfully carried out a series of SIM-swapping attacks targeting Friend.Tech platform users.
- Friend.Tech responded by introducing a new security feature, allowing users to remove login options, specifically phone numbers.
- Security experts recommend removing phone numbers from social media accounts to prevent potential attacks.
🔒 Friend.Tech, a platform that allows users to purchase private keys for private chat rooms, is facing a serious security problem. SIM swap attacks occur when an attacker takes control of a person's phone number and uses it to access their social media and cryptocurrency accounts.
📲 In response to a series of recent security incidents, Friend.Tech has launched a new feature that allows users to remove specific login options, especially phone numbers. The founder and CEO of wallet security company Delegate also recommends removing phone numbers from social media accounts as a proactive measure against potential attacks.