Bitcoin Investors Attention! The Turkish Site With 50 Thousand Members Was Claimed To Have Been Hacked!

There has been an important development that concerns crypto money investors in Turkey.

He has 400k followers on Twitter. cryptocurrency strategist Erhan Ünal stated that the user information on the website “stevedabitcoin.com” was hacked and the data was wanted to be sold by hackers. He claimed.

It was seen that sample information was shared through a newly opened and possibly fake Twitter account.

Among this information, it was claimed that some users’ usernames, e-mail information, names and passwords (encrypted) were obtained.

Derya Türker, the founder of Stevedabitcoin.com, claimed that there were 50 thousand registered users on their platform. It has not yet been confirmed how many people hackers have accessed or the accuracy of the claims.

At this point, experts recommend that users who are members of this platform change their passwords and similar information on all platforms they use with the same password, in case their e-mail addresses are hacked and their funds in other exchanges are accessed.

It is reminded that the e-mail address should also be changed in possible exchanges and double verification should be used.

In accordance with KVKK rules, we cannot add sample images of accounts shared by hackers in order not to disclose personal information of some users.

If you have opened an account on this platform before, it is recommended to contact stevedabitcoin.com officials for detailed information on the subject. In addition, when the address stevedabitcoin.com is entered, it is seen that there is a “maintenance work” as of the news hour.

Derya Türker, the founder of stevedabitcoin.com, who made the first statement on the subject recently, made the following statement:

Those who agree and attack in an organized way; If someone writes that they have hacked an “institution”, you should file a criminal complaint with the person who claimed to have hacked it. Are you that much of a news?

A criminal complaint will be filed against all accounts that share this and mediate the sharing.

Those who agree and attack in an organized way;
If someone writes that they have hacked an “institution”, you should file a criminal complaint with the person who claimed to have hacked it.
Are you that much of a news?

A criminal complaint will be filed against all accounts that share this and mediate the sharing.

— Stevedabitcoin (@stevedabitcoin) August 30, 2022