The fake allocation first damaged the credibility of official accounts; the market still shows no corresponding sell-off. Multiple official X accounts belonging to Ireland’s national police are suspected of being hijacked and used to promote crypto content, including phishing posts enticing users to claim an allocation of $XRP .
GardaTraffic, with around 600,000 followers, and GardaInfo, with nearly 300,000, were both affected. The attack took place on Wednesday evening: the official crests were removed, the profile location was changed to Amsterdam, Netherlands, and posts were published in quick succession. The platform has flagged some of the violating content with warnings. Police say they are aware of the incident and will issue a statement on the investigation later.
This is the only price data I can verify: $XRP is currently at 1.3152 USDT, down 3.85% over 24 hours. There’s no open interest or liquidation figure, so I won’t claim this drop was caused by hackers dumping. I treat talk of claiming an allocation as bait, not a lead.
#安全事件 #钓鱼
GardaTraffic, with around 600,000 followers, and GardaInfo, with nearly 300,000, were both affected. The attack took place on Wednesday evening: the official crests were removed, the profile location was changed to Amsterdam, Netherlands, and posts were published in quick succession. The platform has flagged some of the violating content with warnings. Police say they are aware of the incident and will issue a statement on the investigation later.
This is the only price data I can verify: $XRP is currently at 1.3152 USDT, down 3.85% over 24 hours. There’s no open interest or liquidation figure, so I won’t claim this drop was caused by hackers dumping. I treat talk of claiming an allocation as bait, not a lead.
#安全事件 #钓鱼