Founder of Tron Project Offers $1 Million Reward for Finding Twitter Hackers
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Answer Founder of Tron Project Offers $1 Million Reward for Finding Twitter Hackers
The Twitter account hack event is considered a global event because of its wide impact, as the tweet posted by the hackers reached millions of followers, by targeting the accounts of influencers and the accounts of large companies.
Among the accounts affected by the hacking, the account of Mr. “Justin Sun”, founder of Tron, who put a reward of one million dollars for those who find these hackers.
Justin Sun stated in an interview with Cointelegraph He was prepared to offer a million dollars to the person or persons responsible for tracking down the hackers, and he was told in this regard:
We are working closely with Twitter to immediately resolve this issue and get our accounts back to normal.
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We are always vigilant in handling our accounts safely and responsibly, and take the security of our accounts to the highest possible standards.
This further highlights the urgent need for our society to adopt reliable decentralized programs and services.
Justin Sun is a Chinese crypto entrepreneur, founder of the Tron project, who also acquired BitTorrent.
Sun became very popular after making a record offer of $4.5 million for a private lunch with millionaire Warn Buffett.
The “Whale” Twitter account that sells financial transactions on the blockchain indicated that the hackers were able to earn $58,000 from the operation.
🚓 🚓 🚓 Giveaway scammers successfully hacked the year, but only managed to make $58,000 so far. Hopefully society will take them more seriously now.
– whale alert (whale_alert) July 15, 2020
While some followers of the “Whale” account commented that the amount was greater than this and that the operation was not aimed at theft as much as advertising for bitcoin through large accounts.
We remind that dealing with digital currencies requires good learning and concern for the security of the used digital wallet and not to run after quick profit because it is usually just another fraudulent process.
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