ChainCatcher news, Moca verse on the X platform stated that this morning, the official X account of Animoca Brands co-founder Yat Siu @ysiuhas was compromised despite having two-factor authentication (2FA) set up. Unauthorized individuals used the account to post false information and links regarding a counterfeit SOLANA token. It has been confirmed that the X platform has regained control of the @ysiuhas account and is currently verifying the true ownership of the account.Evidence suggests that this may be a case of identity theft, as the account had implemented standard security measures (such as two-factor authentication). Stronger security measures are being considered and implemented. The official accounts of Animoca Brands, Moca Network, or the MOCA Foundation have not been compromised, and strict security measures have been taken. As a precaution, all key members and official accounts have updated all authentication. No other vulnerabilities or unauthorized activities have been detected.

ChainCatcher news, the cryptocurrency trading platform 3Commas stated that some customers reported unauthorized account transactions after resetting their account passwords. The investigation found that only a few customer accounts had their passwords reset and were suspected of unauthorized transactions, primarily affecting customers who had not enabled two-factor authentication (2FA). The accessed data did not include users' API key data and account passwords. In response, 3Commas strongly recommends that users enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and regularly change their passwords to provide additional security for their accounts.

ChainCatcher message, Zhao Changpeng stated on the X platform (formerly Twitter) that Vitalik's Twitter account has been hacked, and users should remain vigilant while reading content on social media (even content from well-known KOLs).Twitter's account security is not designed as a financial platform. It needs more features, such as enabling two-factor authentication (2FA), and the login ID should be different from the username or email.Zhao Changpeng mentioned that in the past, his Twitter account had been locked several times due to hackers attempting brute force attacks (repeatedly trying different passwords), and these incidents occurred before Musk acquired Twitter. Additionally, Zhao Changpeng advised users to use two-factor authentication (such as Yubikey) on all crypto platforms.

ChainCatcher news, on-chain detective ZachXBT tweeted that in the past four months, there have been 54 SIM swap incidents targeting users in the cryptocurrency space, resulting in over $13.3 million stolen. When accounts are compromised, scammers create a sense of urgency through fake claims to drain your assets.ZachXBT advises against using SMS two-factor authentication (SMS 2FA) and recommends using an authenticator app or security key to secure your accounts.