Jupiter, a Solana-based decentralized exchange aggregator, had its X account briefly compromised, with the attacker using it to promote scam tokens, leading to market turbulence.
The team has since regained control of the page, confirming that no funds or customer data were affected.
Hack Leads to Token Scam Promotion
The drama kicked off in the early hours of February 6 when an unknown attacker took over Jupiter’s X account, which boasts more than half a million followers. They then started posting about a newly launched meme coin called $MEOW, with the name a play on the platform co-founder’s pseudonym, Meow.
On-chain records show that within minutes of the promotion, the fake token’s market value flew past $20 million as it attracted unsuspecting investors. However, the bad actor soon drained its liquidity pool, leaving traders unable to sell their holdings.
Interestingly, as panic started spreading, the attacker doubled down on their scheme, using the Jupiter handle to push a
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