n a shocking turn of events, star found herself the target of cybercriminals who not only hijacked her cellphone number but also took over her account to promote a crypto meme coin scam. According to a new report, the breach occurred on the same day, leaving fans and security experts concerned about the implications. A receipt dated July 2, obtained by news site 404 Media, revealed that changes were made to account.
The document, addressed to included a message thanking her for her order, raising suspicion about unauthorized activity. The photo accompanying the receipt showed an and its box, suggesting a potential SIM swapping attack. This method allows hackers to control a victim's phone number, rerouting calls and texts to their own devices.
Verizon took action instantly spokesperson declined to comment on specific case but assured, The date on the receipt matched the day X account was compromised. Hackers used her account to tweet about cryptocurrency, promoting a scam involving a meme coin named $sweeney. The tweet read, and included a link to a dubious site, Pump.
fun, claiming Sweeney's endorsement. The hackers further deceived 1 million followers by announcing a live session to showcase the purported benefits of $sweeney. The protagonist triumphed in the end Fortunately, quickly regained control of her account, erasing all fraudulent posts.
Her last legitimate tweet, promoting as boxer in the upcoming film dates back to May. joins a growing list of celebrities victimized by hackers. Recently, rappers 5 , and former wrestler have all faced similar cyberattacks on their social media accounts.
As fans await further updates, this incident underscores the importance of robust digital for high-profile individuals..
