ChainCatcher message, the official Twitter account of the Web3 social protocol beoble is suspected to be hacked and has posted a fake airdrop link. Users are advised to be cautious and protect their personal assets.

ChainCatcher message, the Twitter account of the cryptocurrency investment company Blockchain Capital was hacked and promoted a fake BCAP token free airdrop event. The Blockchain Capital account posted several messages promising to give away "BCAP" tokens and directed users to a counterfeit Blockchain Capital website. Currently, the fraudulent airdrop-related tweets have been deleted, and the Blockchain Capital Twitter account has returned to normal.

ChainCatcher message, the Twitter account of the Aptos Foundation (@Aptos_Network) was hacked early this morning. The hacker used the account to direct people to a fraudulent website, claiming they could participate in a fake airdrop event. Aptos Labs also issued a warning on Twitter, reminding users not to interact with links to the fraudulent website.It is reported that the latest tweet from @Aptos_Network was posted on July 1, and the scam link has likely been removed. (Source link)