Azuki says Twitter account compromised after posts promote digital land rip-off

The blue-chip NFT undertaking Azuki stated Friday that its Twitter account had been compromised, with obvious hackers posting two tweets that prompted customers to assert digital land. One tweet was pinned to the highest of Azuki’s timeline for optimum visibility.

Azuki officers alerted followers of the rip-off and instructed individuals to not click on any hyperlinks. Azuki’s Head of Group & Product Supervisor, who goes by Dem, confirmed that the Twitter account was compromised on their private account.

The incident comes simply two days after Robinhood, a crypto-friendly funding app, noticed its Twitter account compromised. Twitter and Azuki didn’t instantly reply to requests for remark from The Block.

Azuki’s Head of Group and Product Supervisor confirming the hack on their private Twitter account.

The unauthorized posts play on Azuki’s newly launched digital world known as Hilumia that’s designed to be an increasing digital metropolis that mixes bodily and digital components.

The Block recognized two wallets that look like related to the rip-off posts, with one containing over 468 ETH ($782,000).