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Hacker Seized SEC Phone Number to Post Fake Bitcoin ETF Approval, X Says

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) did not employ basic security measures on its X (formerly Twitter) account when it was “compromised” to spread false bitcoin ETF news, according to the social media company.

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