Famous journalist Nevşin Mengü announced that her personal information was hacked with a post on her Twitter account today. hacker; Fatih Portakal Cüneyt Özdemir gathered servers such as İsmail Saymaz into a WhatsApp group and sent some messages. Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
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Hacker asked Nevşin Mengü for 1 Ethereum!
Hacker sent a passport photo to the WhatsApp group called “celebrities I pay tribute”, which includes journalists. He later stated that this information was only his own and that they could compromise for 1 Ethereum. Claiming to be of Russian origin, the hacker announced that he would delete the information in return for receiving a coin payment.
In the messages he sent, Hacker wrote that he also had information about Former Finance Minister Berat Albayrak, but did not add him to the WhatsApp group because he was afraid. He also said that he got bored with celebrities because he didn’t get any reaction to his actions and added his uncle to the group.
Hacker said, “This is a threatening message. Do not notify law enforcement.” With his message, he was ridiculed by many users on social media. Some Twitter users wrote under Nevşin Mengü’s post that they called the phone number (allegedly belonging to the hacker’s uncle) appearing in the images, but the person could not get a response.
The theft of personal information brought to mind the sharing of journalist İbrahim Haskoloğlu, who shook the social media recently. The journalist shared that the information of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the Head of the Intelligence Agency had been leaked. However, according to the statement made later, it was understood that the situation was unfounded.
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