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Terra’s mirror log warns the community of admin attacks

The attacker launched a public poll on the official Mirror website that falsely suggested freezing the community group in case of fraud. If executed as planned, the attacker will receive 25 million MIR tokens.

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The public blockchain network Terra has confirmed an ongoing phishing attack through an official government poll on Mirror, an internal aggregated asset protocol.

According to Terra Mirror, the attacker launched a public poll on the official Mirror World Wide Web that suggests freezing the community group in the event of fraud.

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According to survey ID: 211, entitled “Freezing Community Groups in Case of Scams,” the scammer suggested updating community governance rules to be more secure in the event of a hack. If the hacker wins a positive majority in the poll, 25 million MIR tokens (valued at $ 24.1 million at press time) will be sent to the hacker’s address.

Poll results from 211. Source: mirrorprotocol.app

As the screenshot above shows, Mirror’s proactive approach to alerting the community has resulted in a significant increase in the number of no-votes – confirming the fund’s safety.

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