Ofir Press flags suspected North Korean phishing DM targeting his X account
OfirPress · x · 2026-11-13
Princeton researcher Ofir Press jokes that after North Korea "stole $6B last week," they're now after his Twitter account. He posts a screenshot of a DM pitching a browser extension that shows which notable people follow an X account — a common social-engineering phishing lure aimed at prominent AI/crypto accounts.
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