Extended Discord server regains control after being compromised; users should beware of fake EXT claim messages
Foresight News reported that the on-chain perpetual futures exchange Extended posted on Twitter that its Discord server was previously compromised, but control has now been regained. Earlier today, a fake announcement appeared in its server, claiming that "EXT claiming is now live," but this post was not officially released. The team reminds users not to connect their wallets, sign messages, or approve any transactions on websites claiming to offer EXT claiming.
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