Plasma has regained control of its X platform account after the hacker attack was carried out through the platform’s backend
Odaily Planet Daily reported that Plasma posted on the X platform stating that its official account was taken over by an external attacker today at around 11:00 (UTC+8). The team immediately activated the alert mechanism and completed a system inspection. The account has now been restored, and no financial risks have been identified.
Plasma founder @pauliepunt indicated that the attacker likely modified the organization’s login credentials through the X platform’s management backend. All related traces have now been cleared, and account security measures have been reinforced.
Plasma will continue to conduct a comprehensive post-incident analysis and will provide further updates as more information becomes available. The official statement emphasized that the treasury assets were not affected by the incident and that a professional security team has been contacted to assist with the investigation.
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