An ex-employee hacked the Twitter of Latoken, a cryptocurrency exchange

On January 24, cryptocurrency exchange Latoken's Twitter account was stolen and the immigrant claimed the exchange was a fraud. The account's profile picture was also changed with the fraudulent warning images, and the attacker reported that the exchange treated its employees unfairly and fired them for no reason. The intruders also accused the exchange of deliberately trying to raise funds for the project and promised 100% to 500% growth without delivery. The invaders also claimed that the founder of Latoken, Valentin Preobrazhensky, was a liar. In addition to LADEX's official Twitter, LATOKEN, the company's Project DEX was also stolen. The protester posted a video of an online conference where CEO Latoken allegedly harassed and defrauded someone. In response to the incident, Latoken's official Telegram account reported reports informing users of the breach. The exchange said the allegations were the work of disgruntled employees, and the group called the Twitter police to resolve the issue. (cointegraph)