Hackers took over the X account of the crypto podcast UpOnly yesterday and posted a fraudulent token utilizing the model’s likeness.
UpOnly host Brian Krogsgard, in any other case generally known as Ledger, stated that he observed that the account wasn’t beneath his management when he acquired residence at 2:00 am GMT. Sadly, the reason for the breach was a thriller to Ledger. He stated that it was not a SIM swap incident.
“There is no token,” Krogsgrad assured his followers. “UpOnly twitter account hacked (not sure how yet), they removed my only session from being logged in.”
Fellow co-host Jordan Fish, aka Cobie, unlocked his non-public X account briefly to warn customers to not click on on something coming from the UpOnly podcast account.
These token posts are actually deleted. All that continues to be is a handful of posts made by the hackers, bragging about making a six determine sum off Cobie’s likeness. A request for Cobie to achieve out to the hackers and “make a deal” has additionally been left up.
A few of the posts left up by the hacker after deleting the fraudulent token posts.
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The hackers have claimed to be two X customers, meth and Lyoni, who deny their involvement. Plum stated, “IDK yet who IS behind the hack but both of them have contacted me and said it ain’t them 👌.” Plum additionally assured that they know who Rusty is and that the “name is safe.”
UpOnly’s final livestream on YouTube was over two years in the past. Since then, UpOnly hasn’t been notably lively. The pair have teased some type of 2024 Europe tour with a stay viewers, however because the yr involves an in depth, it’s unlikely to occur.