After supporting countless other stars in recent hackings, and aiding in the fight against public hacking, YouTube star Megamillioncomix fell victim to his own hacking earlier this morning. after a barrage of links to explicit content was sent to multiple fans and followers of the star through his account, as well as on his story, the star posted a message to fans on his story, informing them that he was hacked, warning them not to click on the links and that he would be going offline until the hacking was resolved.
The star then posted a tweet on twitter, stating: " Yep...it was bound to happen" followed with a couple of annoyed emojis.
The star returned to Instagram a few hours later, sharing a gif of the heroes returning in Avengers: Endgame, with the caption, ''WE'RE BACK BABY" informing his fans that he was officially back in control of the account.
He then posted a message on his page apologizing to his fans who received messages from him during the hacking, and thanking them for being patient while he resolved the issue. Chambers isn't the first star to have been hacked this month, as billionaire Jeff Bezos was hacked a few weeks ago. Chambers received a message form Bezos's hacker, which he immediately shared to Instagram, warning fans not to click the links, as it was most likely a hack. Chambers also backed up Singer Mariah Carey earlier in January, when she was hacked on twitter, unknowingly releasing disses to rapper Eminem. Other stars previously hacked consist of Avengers star Robert Downey Jr, Rapper Offset, and Rapper Quavo. Star's continue to fall victim to social hacking as 2020 enters it's 3rd month, and the fight to end it continues as fans rise up to support their hacked stars.
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