UK Supermarket Twitter Hackers Try to Revive Classic Bitcoin Scam

2019-6-26 02:00

The UK-based supermarket giant Tesco has had its Twitter account compromised by hackers. Almost mirroring an attack last year, those behind it have attempted to scam Bitcoin from the store’s customers.

Tesco appears to have now regained control of its Twitter account. The hackers attempts to earn Bitcoin from the supermarket’s customers appear to have. . .

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