#Litecoin X account was stolen.#
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The official Litecoin Twitter account was hacked on January 11th, with the hackers posting information promoting a fake Litecoin token based on the Solana network, along with the contract address and a scam link. The Litecoin team subsequently stated that they had regained control of the account and said the attack was due to a compromised delegated account, which has now been removed. This is not the first hacking incident involving Litecoin in recent times, as similar incidents of account theft have occurred in the past to promote fake tokens.
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The official Litecoin (LTC) Twitter account was hacked on January 11, with hackers posting messages promoting a fake Litecoin token based on the Solana network, along with the contract address and a scam link. The attack occurred due to a compromised delegated account, which has since been removed. The Litecoin team has regained control of the account and stated they are investigating the matter. This is not the first hacking incident for the Litecoin X system, which has been targeted multiple times in recent months. Hackers exploit compromised accounts to disseminate false information, attempting to deceive users into purchasing counterfeit tokens, resulting in financial losses. The Litecoin team has apologized for the incident and urged users to be mindful of cybersecurity and to only trust information confirmed by official channels.
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Litecoin's official X account was hacked, and false information was released to promote fake tokens.
The attack occurred due to a compromised delegated account, which has now been removed.
The Litecoin team has regained control of the account and is investigating the matter.
This hack is the latest in a series of attacks on the X system over the past few months.