Yes, I remember those warnings.
Difficult to prove of course wether it was the same hacker. In my case I think it was a virus/trojan/keysniffer on my desktop, that enabled to get the hacker to get a hold on my windows account.
Kacker is busy transfering hive in and out of my former account and switching it between different binance account. I wonder what he is doing.
I think it’s the same attacker that started his phishing campaigns (at least) since October last year:
https://hive.blog/hive-138876/@keys-defender/new-phishing-wave-do-not-fall-for-it-there-is-no-mainnet-launch
https://hive.blog/hive-138876/@keys-defender/there-is-no-airdrop-it-s-just-phishing
He recently switched from trying to phish keys to trying to phish email addresses and passwords to try to use them on other portals.
Yes, I remember those warnings.
Difficult to prove of course wether it was the same hacker. In my case I think it was a virus/trojan/keysniffer on my desktop, that enabled to get the hacker to get a hold on my windows account.
Kacker is busy transfering hive in and out of my former account and switching it between different binance account. I wonder what he is doing.