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Yuga Labs CEO: Account X was attacked and has been restored

Yuga Labs announced on its official social media that CEO Daniel Alegre's X account had been attacked. The community was reminded to be cautious and not to click on any links. Currently, Daniel Alegre has confirmed the incident and stated that he has set up 2FA and taken many preventive measures. After becoming a target of the attack, his account is now successfully protected and is currently safe.

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