The Bonk.fun team claims that hackers have hijacked their accounts and forcibly implanted cryptocurrency-stealing software into the domain. | PANews

The Bonk.fun team claims that hackers have hijacked their accounts and forcibly implanted cryptocurrency-stealing software into the domain.

PANews reported on March 12 that Tom, a member of the Bonk.fun team, issued an urgent warning on the X platform, reminding users not to use the bonk.fun domain for the time being, as hackers had hijacked the team's account and forcibly implanted a cryptocurrency-stealing program into the domain.

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