Similar method to twitter hacks! Now on Facebook?

[Timmzzy]

Am involved Terrabit credit Bounty, when I got to the Facebook page and I found out their new post I just went ahead to click the comment and see how many people have said something so far and I found out this: https://pasteboard.co/Jj2REKC.jpg

Could this be something is fishy (as in the Account is hacked at the moment the post was made) or one of the team member is trying to do something stupid.

Stay at alert..🤔

[abel1337]

Am involved Terrabit credit Bounty, when I got to the Facebook page and I found out their new post I just went ahead to click the comment and see how many people have said something so far and I found out this: https:
//pasteboard.co/Jj2REKC.jpg

Could this be something is fishy (as in the Account is hacked at the moment the post was made) or one of the team member is trying to do something stupid.

Stay at alert..🤔

Maybe one of the admin or moderators of the page was hacked I think. No one who is committed will do such a vile act toward a project. Upon checking the page, The comment was deleted and I hope that no one claims that they sent bitcoin to that wallet. This kind of hacking scheme to gather bitcoin all over social media sites is spreading now, So it's better having an extra security measure like 2FA on social media will greatly help.

[aioc]

Am involved Terrabit credit Bounty, when I got to the Facebook page and I found out their new post I just went ahead to click the comment and see how many people have said something so far and I found out this: https:
//pasteboard.co/Jj2REKC.jpg

Could this be something is fishy (as in the Account is hacked at the moment the post was made) or one of the team member is trying to do something stupid.

Stay at alert..🤔

You must call out the developer or bounty manager of TeraCredit so they can check if one of their team account was hacked, the comment was deleted but we never know if something like this will happen again and if there are deposits made on that account, they  maybe hiding in the project or the account was really hacked we must know if they regained it.

[TravelMug]

Am involved Terrabit credit Bounty, when I got to the Facebook page and I found out their new post I just went ahead to click the comment and see how many people have said something so far and I found out this: https:
//pasteboard.co/Jj2REKC.jpg

Could this be something is fishy (as in the Account is hacked at the moment the post was made) or one of the team member is trying to do something stupid.

Stay at alert..🤔

I would say the former, as others have pointed out, that official account could have been compromised already that's why the scam is already in works. Doesn't make sense of a team member to do that because it will ruined the company's reputation here, unless he went rogue but I seriously doubt it. Twitter, Youtube and Facebook the three most favourite target for hackers and criminals so everyone needs to be careful more than ever.

[Kemarit]

Here is the image for everyone to see it:



Obviously, this smells scams, I haven't check the Bitcoin address given if someone has fallen for it, I do hope than none following this Facebook page.

To the OP, call the attention of the people behind the project to clear this out.

[jackg]

Obviously, this smells scam

Looks like a template too lol. Why'd they clarify utc (looks really weird).

Anyway I hope this isn't a dev on the project and is just a social media manager, imagine trusting someone to build a blockchain who can't even come up with a strong password - I mean that's pretty ironic and if they are a dev they know nothing about security so RUN.

[cryptoaddictchie]

To the OP, call the attention of the people behind the project to clear this out.

Its not the project that is scam, that is a random guy who is trying to impersonate the Terra-Credit project using a same Facebook Username

Doesn't make sense of a team member to do that because it will ruined the company's reputation here, unless he went rogue but I seriously doubt it.

If its a team member but its not. Its just an opportunist trying to use them.

Take a look on this:



An original page owner should have a tagged like this on his account.

Anyway I hope this isn't a dev on the project and is just a social media manager, imagine trusting someone to build a blockchain who can't even come up with a strong password.

Its not hacked or even their manager. Its just someone using their name to grab some frew money. Its not new, it is happened as well on other project like Ledger but unfortunately Facebook have ways to know if they are original or not.

OP, you should alert the project to report the imposter on their page so facebook would be aware.

[Timmzzy]

Am involved Terrabit credit Bounty, when I got to the Facebook page and I found out their new post I just went ahead to click the comment and see how many people have said something so far and I found out this: https:
//pasteboard.co/Jj2REKC.jpg

Could this be something is fishy (as in the Account is hacked at the moment the post was made) or one of the team member is trying to do something stupid.

Stay at alert..🤔

Maybe one of the admin or moderators of the page was hacked I think. No one who is committed will do such a vile act toward a project. Upon checking the page, The comment was deleted and I hope that no one claims that they sent bitcoin to that wallet. This kind of hacking scheme to gather bitcoin all over social media sites is spreading now, So it's better having an extra security measure like 2FA on social media will greatly help.

Talking about 2AF security I think Facebook has already gotten that feature long time before now. My account also has it.

[ecnalubma]

They are impersonators and they are everywhere same scheme that they used in different popular pages, trying to lure their potential victims by posting a fake promo via reply on the legit post of the page owners. Always remember that “too good to be true means not true”. Stay safe!

[Timmzzy]

They are impersonators and they are everywhere same scheme that they used in different popular pages, trying to lure their potential victims by posting a fake promo via reply on the legit post of the page owners. Always remember that “too good to be true means not true”. Stay safe!

Now this is the new way to really get money from people intentionally without minding. Such is not life I sometimes seat to reason why will people of my same Flesh and blood will have a heart so wicked to do evil I mean it's so devastating.