Pump.fun’s X account hacked to promote fake governance token $PUMP
The incident highlights the ongoing vulnerability of social media accounts to hacking, posing significant risks to digital asset security and trust. The post Pump.fun’s X account hacked to promote fake governance token $...
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The incident highlights the ongoing vulnerability of social media accounts to hacking, posing significant risks to digital asset security and trust.
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