Pudgy Penguins CEO’s Instagram hacked to shill Pump Fun token
The Instagram account belonging to Pudgy Penguins CEO Luca Netz is being used to shill a Pump Fun-based token called $IGLOO.
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The Instagram account belonging to Pudgy Penguins CEO Luca Netz is being used to shill a Pump Fun-based token called $IGLOO.
Whether boosting "social engineering" scams, or writing crypto-stealing code, AI is helping scammers to relieve users of their tokens.
ZachXBT tracked the furry/crypto scammer and discovered he stole over $4M by impersonating Coinbase support staff.
Tesla was handed the domains after it successfully appealed to the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Ngo Thi Theu was part of a 1,000-strong organization that promised 20-30% returns but prevented victims from withdrawing any earnings.
Coinbase countered the blackmail attempt by announcing a bounty for anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of the attackers.
The letter claims to be from Ledger's security team and asks users to give their recovery phrase in response to a “critical security update.”
Dylan Kerler, the Pump Fun co-founder, has been linked to a shitcoin that rugpulled in 2017 when he was just 16-years-old.
The DeFi website scam relies on former users of now-defunct projects coming back to remove previously deposited funds.
A screenshot of Coinbase's email to The Block co-founder reveals an employee may have broken company policy by accessing his account data.