Garda social media accounts posting about cryptocurrency after apparent hack
The @GardaInfo account on X, which has almost 300,000 followers, is no longer available under that username
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Social media accounts used by An Garda Síochána appear to have been taken over in a breach related to cryptocurrency.
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An Garda Siochána social media accounts promoting cryptocurrencies after apparent hack
The accounts, which have hundreds of thousands of followers, have been posting about cryptocurrency since late on Wednesday night.
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