On Friday night, cryptocurrency scammers briefly hacked the LEGO website to promote a fake Lego token that could be purchased ...

The official LEGO Group website was hijacked by crypto scammers to promote a fake cryptocurrency. The false advert for "LEGO ...

LEGO's website was briefly hacked to display a fake cryptocurrency scam, highlighting the growing trend of cybercriminals ...

“It was like a rescue mission,” Norton said. The “brilliant idea” didn’t go as planned, and the Lego head also got stuck. Norton’s mother used tweezers to remove the toys, but ...

LEGO's website was momentarily hacked early Saturday morning by a crypto scam promoting a fake LEGO coin token. The scam appeared as a banner on the website's homepage underneath a promotional ...

But that also got stuck. Havoc said his mom fished out the LEGO head with a pair of tweezers. Now, at the age of 32, as Havoc was blowing his nose in the shower, something familiar from the 90s ...

LEGO Coin first appeared on Lego's homepage late Friday night East Coast time before being removed roughly 75 minutes later.

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But that also got stuck. ‘Out of hand’: Woman charged for takeout bag at Chick-fil-A Havoc said his mom fished out the LEGO head with a pair of tweezers.

Lego’s website was temporarily compromised on Friday by crypto scammers who attempted to dupe Lego fans into buying a fake “LEGO Coin" cryptocurrency. The website promised “secret rewards ...