Indian prime minister Modi's hacked Twitter account attempts BTC scam
Soon after Modi's Twitter account, with over 73.4 million followers, got hacked, attackers shared misleading information about the mainstream adoption of Bitcoin and a 500 BTC giveaway.
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Soon after Modi's Twitter account, with over 73.4 million followers, got hacked, attackers shared misleading information about the mainstream adoption of Bitcoin and a 500 BTC giveaway.
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