ChainCatcher message, the yield hedging protocol Tranching Protocol states that the official Twitter account @TranchingPro has recently been hacked, and unauthorized individuals have posted a series of false content, misleading community members to participate in fraudulent token issuance activities. A serious reminder to all users: there are currently no new token issuance plans on the platform, and all recent information related to tokens is false.Please recognize the official new Twitter of Tranching Protocol: @GoTranching. In addition, Tranching Protocol is actively taking measures to regain account control and advises community members to avoid clicking, participating in, or forwarding any links or content recently posted by that account. If you have already participated, please take protective measures immediately and report the relevant content.Tranching Protocol will update on the progress of handling the situation as soon as possible, and once again reminds users to stay vigilant and pay attention to asset protection.

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, 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, 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)