StepFun employee account hacked and sending phishing DMs, researcher warns
YouJiacheng · x · 2026-10-07
YouJiacheng publicly warned StepFun AI that one of its employee accounts has been hacked and is being used to send phishing DMs.
The quoted post — a suspicious egg-giveaway style promo — hints at how aggressively coding assistant vendors are handing out free credits, with one commenter joking it's a step toward "AGI from the user side."
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