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X (formerly known as Twitter) is starting to automatically block accounts that share digital currencies for the first time, in an attempt to curb the growing wave of fraudulent purchases on the platform.
Nikita Beer, the product manager, said that the system will mark the accounts of the accounts, the accounts of the accounts, the accounts of the accounts, the previous activity related to the digital operations and the promotion of the tokens, which leads to the removal of the identity before allowing more posts.
This option specifically targets the common attack pattern where hackers seek to exploit large numbers of followers and use them to promote pranks or text links.
It reflects this change Have a wider range of annoying messages related to digital transactionswhich have escalated in recent months.
The hacked accounts that release the tokens have become one of the most popular ways to protect the security of the tokens, as they use the public’s trust to achieve quick liquidity before they disappear.
It treats the sudden activity related to digital operations as a practical update Not shown by default. This may reduce large-scale phishing campaigns, but it may also lead to legitimate phishing campaigns for the first time.
درفست رفعد الفعل. Some users consider it a necessary step to clean up “Twitter digital currency” and increase security.
Others see that it imposes excessive control, expressing concerns about censorship and how the platforms “behave naturally”.
