ESPN的社交媒体帐户被黑客攻击到Shill Meme Coin $ ESPN

不，ESPN并没有试图向您出售加密模因硬币 - 至少还没有。尽管您可能会根据周四晚上的某些社交媒体供稿进行思考。

Multiple ESPN social media accounts were briefly hacked on Thursday night, with the attackers using the accounts to advertise a cryptocurrency meme coin.

多个ESPN社交媒体帐户在周四晚上被短暂黑客入侵，攻击者使用帐户宣传加密货币模因硬币。

The posts, which touted the meme coin as “the official ESPN token,” were made on ESPN’s and College GameDay’s verified Instagram accounts, as well as ESPN’s Facebook page.

这些帖子是在ESPN和College Day的经过验证的Instagram帐户以及ESPN的Facebook页面上发表的，将模因硬币吹捧为“官方ESPN令牌”。

“The future of fan engagement starts now!” the post read while advertising the coin as being available on the blockchain platform Solana.

“粉丝参与的未来现在开始了！”该帖子在宣传硬币时阅读为区块链平台索拉纳（Solana）可用。

The posts quickly caught the attention of ESPN fans and cryptocurrency enthusiasts alike, with many speculating on whether or not the network was actually affiliated with the coin.

这些帖子很快引起了ESPN粉丝和加密货币爱好者的注意，许多帖子猜测网络是否实际上与硬币有联系。

However, as it turns out, the $ESPN coin was not actually created by ESPN. As noted by Barstool Sports’ Jack McGuire, the coin’s price was initially pumped up around the same time the social media posts were made before the rug was ultimately (and unsurprisingly) pulled out from those holding it.

但是，事实证明，ESPN硬币实际上不是ESPN创建的。正如Barstool Sports的杰克·麦奎尔（Jack McGuire）所指出的那样，硬币的价格最初是在社交媒体帖子最终（毫不奇怪）从持有它的人那里拉出之前发表的同一时间的同时提出的。

ESPN eventually regained control of its social media accounts and deleted the posts advertising the cryptocurrency meme coin.

ESPN最终重新获得了对社交媒体帐户的控制，并删除了广告Cryptocurrency Meme Coin的帖子。

This isn’t the first time that a major entity has been targeted by crypto scammers. In recent months, we’ve seen everyone from Elon Musk to Gordon Ramsay have their accounts hacked and used to promote various meme coins and pump-and-dump schemes.

这不是加密骗子第一次成为主要实体。近几个月来，我们看到从埃隆·马斯克（Elon Musk）到戈登·拉姆齐（Gordon Ramsay）的每个人都被黑客入侵，并用来宣传各种模因硬币和泵送和降低计划。

But while it’s certainly annoying to see these scams being perpetrated on such a large scale, it’s also important to remember that they’re ultimately harmless—as long as you don’t fall for them.

但是，虽然看到这些骗局在如此大的规模上被犯下，但也很重要的是要记住，只要您不喜欢它们，它们最终是无害的。

If you see an ad for a cryptocurrency meme coin on your favorite celebrity’s or brand’s social media page, just assume that it’s not real and move on. Don’t click on the link, don’t buy the coin, and don’t spread the word.

如果您在您最喜欢的名人或品牌的社交媒体页面上看到一个加密货币模因硬币的广告，只需假设它不是真实的并继续前进即可。不要单击链接，不要购买硬币，也不要传播这个词。

By ignoring these scams, we can help to ensure that they eventually go away for good.

通过忽略这些骗局，我们可以帮助确保它们最终永远消失。