Plasma has regained control of its official X account and launched an investigation into the account theft incident
Foresight News reports that Plasma announced on X that its official account was taken over by an external attacker today at around 11:00 (UTC+8). The team’s early warning system was activated immediately, followed by a comprehensive inspection of all systems. Control of the account has now been restored, and no financial risks have been identified.
According to founder @pauliepunt, the attacker likely modified the organization’s login credentials directly through X’s management backend. All related information has now been cleared, and security measures for all accounts have been reinforced. Plasma stated that a full post-incident analysis will continue, and further details will be disclosed once available. The official team emphasized that no assets in its treasury were lost or at risk during the incident, and that they have contacted leading security teams in the industry to assist with the investigation.
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