OpenAI technical chief's Twitter was hacked, and the culprit "Pink Drainer" has defrauded more than US$1.8 million in assets so far

The murderer of OpenAI Chief Technical Officer Mira Murati’s personal Twitter has been exposed! This malicious program is called "Pink Drainer" and is a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) that allows users to quickly create malicious websites and obtain illegal assets through the malware. "Pink "Drainer" will collect stolen assets from users as a fee, which is reported to be as much as 30% of the "stolen money".
The scary thing is that according to statistics from the anti-fraud platform Scam Sniffer, Pink Drainer has so far helped hackers successfully defraud more than $1.8 million in assets, involving more than 600 victims.
OpenAI did not launch $OPENAI token, the news was a phishing scam
Just at noon on June 2, a post (pictured below) appeared on OpenAI Chief Technology Officer Mira Murati’s Twitter, claiming that OpenAI was about to release the “OPENAI Token” based on the AI ​​language model, and posted a link to inform netizens. Check to see if your Ethereum wallet address is eligible for air investment.
This tweet has been deleted because it is actually a "SCAM article". Hackers used Pink Drainer to hack into Mira Murati's Twitter to publish false news. In order to prevent others from exposing the scam in the comment area, the hackers also specially Turn off the public reply function of messages.
Although the fake news was deleted an hour after it was posted, it also touched more than 80,000 Twitter users. Scam Sniffer showed data that the hacker obtained approximately US$110,000 in illegal income as of press time. Currently, Murati and OpenAI officials have not responded or provided any explanation on this matter.
Blockchain security company Beosin pointed out that the phishing URL uses a crypto wallet stealing tool to lure users into signing a request. Once the request is signed, the attacker transfers NFT and ERC-20 tokens from the victim’s wallet.
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