Nick Robinson says X account has been hacked to promote crypt

The BBC Nick Robinson journalist says his X account was hacked and used to promote cryptocurnancy after it was obviously targeted in the internet fake scam.

Today’s Program Presentator became locked from his account on X, earlier known as Twitter, on Monday night after clicking on an email in an email wrongly believed that his social media media platform was sent.

Robinson, 61, told listeners as they come the days after “flooded by critical messages” from supporters of the elon of Muscus after he pointed out the owner of the Billionaire X’s statement was untruthful.

He added that Tuesday was still locked from her account after his passwords changed, “So all you read today, it won’t be”. “

The e-mail send Robinson is designed to look legitimate and involved a relationship that he would allow him to re-examine the content he claimed to stop his account that his account stops his account suspended.

But the email address that sent an email was not completed with the “@p.com” or “@ ExCom” addresses that used the platform for official communication.

Next Today programs on TuesdayRobinson said he fell on fraud despite completing the network security courses that pointed out the signs of talking about phishing stealing.

He said, “Why? Since my defense was down – I was tired after a very long day, I was in a hurry, and the file for Phishing made me think I’d be in trouble.

“However, I didn’t just fall for it. I tried more times to use the official authentic X-place to deal with the problem I was warning, and I don’t work again, I think it was also missing, I think it If it was and try it again. What is the worst thing that can happen? ‘

“So now I know. I should have thought the opposite – ie. If this alleged problem is really serious that will be in touch again.”

He added: “My main error was not to check the email address that was clear that it was not an X that contacted me, but hacker. Everything else looked like a real thing.”

Its hosted by Amol Rajan today, raised Hack during the program on Tuesday, was joking his “own tech brother, the powerful Nick Robinson, finally succumbed to the online temptations, and see overnight, launching cryptocurrency.”

“These are big news in Britain and what do listeners want to know, Nick, how they invest?” He added.

Robinson said his account was used to look like it launched a cryptocurca called “$ today” on the Solane Blocchain platform.

“So if you read it, it’s complete nonsense, pretty fun nonsense,” Robinson said.

He added: “But there’s a learned lesson – don’t click everything you see.”

X approached for comment.