ESPN’s baseball reporter’s Twitter account hacked by NFT scammers

By cineramaMarch 11, 2022NFT

In what ESPN Major League Baseball reporter Jeff Passan called the “biggest news day” of his life, scammers hijacked his Twitter account to promote an NFT giveaway. With the […]

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ESPN’s baseball reporter’s Twitter account hacked by NFT scammers

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