The identification of the particular person liable for the latest hack of the Dogecoin pockets, MyDogeWallet’s X (previously Twitter) account, has been revealed. This comes following a commendable effort by the Dogecoin group to trace down this particular person. 

The Particular person Accountable For The Dogecoin Pockets Hack

Salty, a member of the Dogecoin group, shared the X profile (@manager95439) of the particular person liable for the hack in an X publish. Apparently, this hacker is alleged to be the identical particular person who carried out the first hack on the MyDogeWallet account again in December final yr. 

The Hacker, who goes by the title Patrick on their profile, has additionally apparently carried hacks on a number of different X accounts in addition to MyDogeWallet’s. Notably, the hacker is believed to have hacked the X account of the Ethereum Layer-2 scaling protocol Loopring again in November final yr.

Having revealed Patrick’s profile, Salty questioned why the X crew had not deleted his profile for the reason that first hack occurred on the MyDogeWallet account. He additionally appeared pissed off as he acknowledged that Patrick, the hacker, appears to have been “roaming free” for a number of months now with out dealing with any penalties. 

In the meantime, Alex, the Chief Expertise Officer (CTO) of My Doge Pockets, additionally confirmed in an X publish that the X profile in query was certainly the hacker’s main account. Alex additional added that the X Safety crew had been notified. 

Nonetheless, on the time of writing, the account remains to be energetic. It’s value mentioning that the hacker has not made any posts for the reason that first hack, together with his solely two posts coming again in September final yr.

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How This Current Hack Occurred

MyDogeWallet talked about in an X publish that the hacker was in a position to publish messages on their account utilizing “Delegate Entry,” which was added throughout the earlier hack. This Delegate Entry is alleged to have gone undetected till this second hack occurred. This revelation additionally means that the identical hacker was certainly liable for each hacks. 

The Dogecoin pockets additionally assured its customers that it had regained management of the account and eliminated the hacker’s entry. Additionally they urged everybody to examine the “Delegate Entry” part of their X settings for something suspicious so they don’t fall sufferer to an identical assault. 

Again when the primary hack occurred, Alex revealed that the hacker gained entry to the account by a SIM swap assault. Then, he admitted not enabling 2-factor authentication (2FA) on the account as that may have “prevented the hack instantly.” 

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