- Trezor’s Twitter account was compromised by bad actors promoting a fake presale for “TRZR” tokens.
- Scammers urged participants to deposit Solana tokens, attracting $8,100 in funds.
- Concerns arise over Trezor’s security measures and reputation as a crypto hardware wallet provider.
The X/Twitter account of Trezor, a major crypto hardware wallet solution provider, has recently been compromised by bad actors promoting fraudulent presales. Prominent crypto surveillance entities, including ZachXBT, have called attention to this development.
Community alert: Trezor X/Twitter account is currently compromised pic.twitter.com/hNm2OUjEgE— ZachXBT (@zachxbt) March 19, 2024
Per the disclosure, some fraudsters took over Trezor’s X account a few hours ago and used it to announce a sham presale of supposed “TRZR” tokens. The scammers prompted intending participants of the sham presale to deposit Solana tokens to an address within a 24-hour window. Moreover, they promised a “separate bonus airdrop” for Trezor’s core supporters.
Interestingly, some crypto community members have fallen for the exploit, as crypto investigator ZachXBT disclosed that the fraudu…
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