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Friend.Tech users hacked

Users of the SoFi platform Friend.Tech fell victim to a SIM swap attack.

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Friend.Tech users hacked

Users of the SoFi platform Friend.Tech fell victim to a SIM swap attack. The hackers managed to steal about 42 Ethereum.

Some Friend.Tech users reported falling victim to this SIM swap attack over the weekend. The 42 Ether represent a value of US$72,000. There is no lead yet to the perpetrators.

The Friend.Tech code itself has not been hacked. Thus, indivual users are affected. Twitter user @darengb - also affected by the attacks on Friend.Tech - warns against exposing personal data.

"If your Twitter account is linked to your real name, your phone number can be found and you can be hacked," it says.

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The social app has become one of the most popular crypto platforms this year, despite a declining market. The SoFi platform attracted more than 100,000 users within two weeks of its launch.

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