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LEGO's website was hacked on October 5, 2024, to promote a fake 'LEGO Coin' crypto scam. The scam, which lasted around 75 minutes, displayed a fraudulent token and promised secret rewards to users who purchased it. LEGO Group has since removed the scam from its homepage and confirmed that no user accounts were compromised.
Lego's Website Hacked to Promote 'Lego Coin' Crypto Scam https://t.co/WlUSqfNH2a
⚡ JUST IN: LEGO Removes Crypto Scam From Homepage After Being Hacked Toy manufacturer LEGO Group has reportedly removed a "LEGO Coin" token scam that briefly appeared on its homepage after being hacked on Oct. 5, reports state. https://t.co/fMXEZH8HPS
📰NEWS📰 LEGO's website was hacked, displaying a fake “LEGO Coin” token scam. The scam lasted around 75 minutes and promoted secret rewards to users who bought the token. LEGO has since removed the scam and confirmed that no user accounts were compromised.
