John McAfee · archived post

@LilBitchrex Thank you

WARNING: The Tron airdrop ad placed all over my site yesterday is stealing private keys when you visit the site. Even though Twitter verified the poster's account as being the real Justin Sun, it was a fake account. If you visited the site your private keys were likely stolen. https://t.co/wH2zHwrFNI

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@TheKevinSteele Welcome

@Dale_POLL Damn. It just keeps getting worse. Where the fuck is Twitter? Every one of them can't be asleep at the wheel? Or can they?

@Orry1987 @Dale_POLL The blue tick catches the eye before the @characters

@CryptoLadybug Afraid some if them are

@itekyou Wake up. Simply driving by a website can set the "download unauthorized applications" flag. The first click-through can push down whatever malware the Website developer chooses.

@RockwellAUS Welcome

@TheStoryTillNow @justinsuntron I did. I apologize

@RealTopsyKrett @verified Twitter-think

@Cbirmingham23 Thanks

@nickbarkercoach Uhh.. have you been asleep for a year or so? I don't take ads, for money or otherwise. They are forced on me by the scammers we have all been talking about for months. Twitter does nothing to stop it.

@nickbarkercoach It was an ad. But I didn't place it. Scammers are placing ads on every celebrity's page. It's in all the news.

@nickbarkercoach And yes, on Twitter, in can be forced .by clever scammers.