ChainCatcher news, according to Scam Sniffer, the official Twitter account of the decentralized autonomous wireless network project DAWN @dawninternet has been hacked and used to post phishing tweets. Please pay attention to fund safety.

ChainCatcher message, the Ethereum restaking protocol EigenLayer released information about the second season airdrop on its official Twitter at 18:00 today. Subsequently, the account continued to post suspicious links. It has been confirmed that the official account has been hacked. Users are advised to remain vigilant and not to click on any links to protect their assets.

ChainCatcher news, the official X account of Crypto media Odaily Planet Daily (@OdailyChina) was hacked early today (around 2 AM on September 23). It is reported that they are urgently appealing and recovering the account.Starting from September 23, all content published by this account is not operated by Odaily Planet Daily. Users are advised not to trust any private messages or click on unfamiliar links.

ChainCatcher message, The Render Network posted on X that its founder and CEO Jules Urbach's X account was hacked and false airdrop information was published. Please do not click any links from that account and carefully verify all information through official sources.

ChainCatcher news, NBA star Jaylen Brown's X account has been hacked, posting a large amount of false token information. Users should be cautious and avoid interacting with fake contracts.As of now, the hacker has continuously updated Brown's account with nearly 30 posts. Currently, the account still appears to be compromised, with the posts remaining visible. In addition to the false tokens, the statements include attacks on Brown's teammate Tatum, Nike, actress Sydney Sweeney, and more.It is reported that Jaylen Brown currently plays for the NBA's Boston Celtics, was selected as an All-Star reserve for the 2023-24 season, and won the NBA championship with the Celtics, being named the Finals MVP.

ChainCatcher message, the official SingularityNET account posted on social media that its CEO Ben Goertzel's X account has been hacked. Users should not click on any related links, and SingularityNET currently has no AGIX airdrop plans.

ChainCatcher message: NEO founder Da Hongfei's account is suspected to be hacked and has posted false airdrop information, and the comment function has been disabled. Users are advised to be cautious of related risks.

ChainCatcher message, the cross-chain DeFi protocol Entangle states that the official X account of its team-developed Meme token project BorpaToken has been hacked, posting false airdrop information. Entangle reminds users not to click on any links. The team is in contact with X to resolve the issue.

ChainCatcher message, SafePal posted on X that the X account of its CEO and co-founder (@V_SafePal) has been hacked. All other channels and platforms remain secure, and operations are unaffected. Do not interact with any posts or direct messages from that account until access is regained. The X team has been notified and will provide updates when access is restored.

ChainCatcher message, the privacy project Nym posted on X platform stating that its CEO @harryhalpin's X account has been hacked. Please do not trust the false airdrop information it publishes and do not interact with suspicious links.

ChainCatcher message, Frax Finance founder Sam Kazemian posted on social media that the official Frax Finance Twitter account has been hacked, and Frax itself has not had any password resets or other issues. Users are advised to be cautious and not to click on any links.

ChainCatcher news, on social media, on-chain detective ZachXBT stated that the team behind the Solana ecosystem meme coin CAT may be related to the perpetrators behind the theft of the GCR X account last night.According to ZachXBT's analysis, the team behind CAT controlled 63% of the supply by buying in at a low price after launching the token, selling over $5 million worth of CAT, and then transferring the profits to multiple wallets. The address starting with M54x obtained approximately 15,000 SOL (about $2.5 million) from the CAT sell-off and began depositing funds into Kucoin (4.8K SOL) and MEXC (4.8K SOL and 1.4 million USDC) on May 25.Shortly after the M54x address withdrew to CEX, addresses starting with 0x23b and 0x91f also made similar amounts of withdrawals on two trading platforms on Ethereum and Arbitrum. On May 25 at 5:22 PM (UTC), the address starting with 0x23bc transferred 650,000 USDC to the address starting with 0x5e3 and deposited it into Hyperliquid for trading. Between 5:45 PM (UTC) and 5:56 PM (UTC) on May 26, the address starting with 0x5e3 opened a $2.3 million ORDI long position, and then closed it between 5:56 PM and 6:00 PM (UTC) after the "GCR Twitter theft shout-out ORDI incident," making a profit of approximately $34,000.

ChainCatcher message, The Sandbox co-founder Sebastien tweeted that his team member Nicola Sebastiani's Twitter account was hacked and phishing information was posted. Users should not click on the related links.

ChainCatcher message, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced on X that its X account has been compromised and unauthorized posts have been made. The SEC has not yet approved the listing and trading of Bitcoin spot ETF products.

ChianCatcher news, Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik tweeted that the PleasrDAO account has been hacked, and the official account posted false information related to the token PLEASR, warning users not to interact with it.

ChainCatcher news, the cryptocurrency exchange Kucoin announced at 6:35 AM this morning on Telegram that its official Twitter account has been hacked and is taking measures to resolve the issue as soon as possible. It strongly advises all users to avoid clicking on any suspicious links that may be shared through Kucoin's accounts.

ChainCatcher news, the NFT project Azuki posted on social media that the official Azuki Instagram account has been hacked and is currently in contact with Meta to regain control of the account. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the user losses in the Azuki "official Twitter account was hacked" incident amount to approximately $780,000.Additionally, data provided by Web3 security researcher Fantasy shows that the number of affected addresses in this incident is relatively small. A user address starting with 0x3ec had 751,000 USDC stolen, while other users lost small amounts of ETH, NFTs, and other project tokens. Currently, the hacker has converted all the USDC into ETH. (source link)