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ETH $2,473.21 -1.25%
BNB $750.52 +0.27%
XRP $1.39 -1.54%
SOL $102.88 -2.22%
TRX $0.3373 +0.02%
DOGE $0.0895 -0.74%
ADA $0.2177 -1.13%
BCH $258.38 +0.48%
LINK $12.65 -6.14%
HYPE $84.11 -2.86%
AAVE $131.54 -2.64%
SUI $0.8192 +2.91%
XLM $0.1902 -0.17%
ZEC $1,130.39 -6.14%

Community feedback indicates that hackers modified the names and online statuses of multiple machines on io.net through the API to corrupt data

2024-04-25 18:46:46

ChainCatcher message, according to community user 826.eth, hackers have directly modified the names and online statuses of multiple machines on io.net through the API, in order to corrupt the data. Currently, the names and online statuses of multiple machines have been altered.

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