Svmuu News: According to monitoring by Onchain Lens, Noxa Fi’s official X (formerly Twitter) account appears to have been hacked. Users are advised not to connect their wallets, sign any transactions, or click on any links posted by this account at this time. There have been reports that some users have had their wallet assets stolen after interacting with related content.
It is reported that the project team is investigating the incident and will release further updates once more information is confirmed. The security team warns that there has been a recent surge in social media account compromises targeting crypto projects. Attackers typically lure users into authorizing malicious contracts by posting fake airdrops, token claims, or phishing links. Users should carefully verify information through official channels and avoid signing unknown transactions.
Noxa's official X account appears to have been compromised; users are advised to be wary of phishing links and malicious transactions
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