Echo Protocol Successfully Recovers Official X Account, User Security Unaffected, Team Pledges Ongoing Protection Enhancement
Echo Protocol officially announced today that its official X account (@EchoProtocol_) was successfully recovered this morning and is now operating normally, with the team having fully regained control.
According to the Echo team, the official account was compromised and briefly controlled by unknown individuals yesterday, during which time false information and suspicious links unrelated to the project were posted, drawing widespread attention from the community. In response, the team immediately activated its emergency response mechanism and worked closely with X’s official support, ultimately regaining control of the account today.
Echo Protocol stated that this incident only affected the social media account, while the protocol itself continues to operate normally. All user funds and data have remained completely secure, and there have been no anomalies in the platform’s contracts. Users can continue to use the platform with confidence.
The team further declared that it will continue to investigate the source of the breach and may take legal action as appropriate. At the same time, Echo Protocol has immediately strengthened its internal account protection measures and urges community members to remain vigilant about cybersecurity, avoid clicking on unknown links, and refrain from granting suspicious authorizations.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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