Raj Gokal’s Data Leak Raises Concerns Over Solana’s Security Amid Migos Instagram Hack
The post Raj Gokal’s Data Leak Raises Concerns Over Solana’s Security Amid Migos Instagram Hack appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Raj Gokal, co-founder of Solana, finds himself at the center of controversy after a data leak connected to a high-profile Instagram hack. This incident highlights emerging threats in the crypto space, as personal data becomes fodder for extortionists. A notable tweet from blockchain investigator ZachXBT emphasizes the use of social engineering in the breach. Solana co-founder Raj Gokal’s personal data was leaked via a hacked Instagram account, raising alarms over security in the crypto sector. Hackers Leak Solana Co-Founder’s Private Data The hackers shared at least seven images with Migos’ 13 million followers. While hacking high-profile accounts to promote meme coins or conduct rug pulls is unfortunately common, this incident stood out due to an apparently failed extortion attempt. The controversial breach is indicative of a broader pattern of attacks targeting crypto leaders. Hackers allegedly demanded 40 Bitcoin (BTC) from Gokal, as evidenced by the captions accompanying his images. The phrase “You should’ve paid the 40 BTC” elevated the stakes, suggesting a clear motive behind the hacking. In a particularly alarming move, another image featured Gokal displaying his passport with demanding captions like, “It was only 40 BTC… should’ve paid.” Such brazen behavior by the hackers signals a troubling trend where personal data is weaponized. BREAKING: Famous rapper Migos’ IG account appears to be hacked and has posted photos of Solana co-founder @rajgokal ID, passport, & more with sensitive info leaked. Caption reads “you should’ve paid the 40 BTC,” suggesting an attempt at extortion. pic.twitter.com/HM9y2XRjMa — Andy (@ayyyeandy) May 27, 2025 Moreover, the leaked content included private information like Gokal’s phone number and even introduced a figure identified as “Arvind.” The breach calls into question the security measures in place within the crypto sector. The posts remained visible for about 90 minutes before Meta removed them and regained control of…
The post Raj Gokal’s Data Leak Raises Concerns Over Solana’s Security Amid Migos Instagram Hack appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Raj Gokal, co-founder of Solana, finds himself at the center of controversy after a data leak connected to a high-profile Instagram hack. This incident highlights emerging threats in the crypto space, as personal data becomes fodder for extortionists. A notable tweet from blockchain investigator ZachXBT emphasizes the use of social engineering in the breach. Solana co-founder Raj Gokal’s personal data was leaked via a hacked Instagram account, raising alarms over security in the crypto sector. Hackers Leak Solana Co-Founder’s Private Data The hackers shared at least seven images with Migos’ 13 million followers. While hacking high-profile accounts to promote meme coins or conduct rug pulls is unfortunately common, this incident stood out due to an apparently failed extortion attempt. The controversial breach is indicative of a broader pattern of attacks targeting crypto leaders. Hackers allegedly demanded 40 Bitcoin (BTC) from Gokal, as evidenced by the captions accompanying his images. The phrase “You should’ve paid the 40 BTC” elevated the stakes, suggesting a clear motive behind the hacking. In a particularly alarming move, another image featured Gokal displaying his passport with demanding captions like, “It was only 40 BTC… should’ve paid.” Such brazen behavior by the hackers signals a troubling trend where personal data is weaponized. BREAKING: Famous rapper Migos’ IG account appears to be hacked and has posted photos of Solana co-founder @rajgokal ID, passport, & more with sensitive info leaked. Caption reads “you should’ve paid the 40 BTC,” suggesting an attempt at extortion. pic.twitter.com/HM9y2XRjMa — Andy (@ayyyeandy) May 27, 2025 Moreover, the leaked content included private information like Gokal’s phone number and even introduced a figure identified as “Arvind.” The breach calls into question the security measures in place within the crypto sector. The posts remained visible for about 90 minutes before Meta removed them and regained control of…
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