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some @portals sent another Pepe, do you know him? Btw, TON is available again.

🛠 TON blockchain transactions are currently paused due to network load. TON-based asset withdrawals and deposits in Wallet will resume as soon as TON network stabilises. All other Wallet features remain fully operational, and your funds are safe and secure — as always. We'll keep you informed and appreciate your understanding 🫡

For the release of the internal gift sales functionality in Telegram, Majors has prepared something! Now you can safely and conveniently buy Stars and a Premium subscription directly in the official app — @major! 📈

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only gifts, no stickers?

Verification by @major is the only paid way to get a verified badge (blue checkmark) for a Telegram channel or profile, similar to Twitter/X. This is a great utility for the $MAJOR token. Influencers enjoy special perks with the referral program: you can earn rewards—just like I do—from every payment made by users you invite.

Gift Giveaway! 🎁 Details: • Subscribe: @ceosanya • Deadline: 26.04.2025 11:00 UTC • Reward: Top Hat #9944 Participants can now join this giveaway!

this means new markets, regions, users, listings

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I'll add to the $MAJOR holders chat if you have a business card for a year or from 100k tokens. Dm @ceosasha

🤔🟢 MAJOR: in 60 minutes more than +28%

it easy

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I think it will be soon 📈

trigger for altseason 🔫

@major & split.tg — no fees, 100 000 MAJOR AirDrop!

Recently, a vulnerability was discovered in Telegram that allowed attackers to sell Stars at a discounted price and then request refunds. This led to the loss of gifts and other services paid for with these stars. It reminded me of a case from 2022, when a bug was found that allowed users to endlessly gift Premium subscriptions 👨‍💻

👨‍💻 Out of curiosity, I have compiled a list of the main vulnerabilities of recent years, collected from open sources: 1. SMS Verification Attack (2017–2020) Essence: Attackers intercepted SMS verification codes (through SIM swapping or mobile operator vulnerabilities). Consequences: Account takeover and access to chats (if 2FA was not enabled). Protection: Telegram introduced mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA) and recommended setting a password for Telegram Desktop. 2. Voice Call IP Leak (2021) Essence: Through P2P calls, it was possible to obtain a user's IP address. Consequences: Risk of deanonymization, especially dangerous for journalists and activists. Protection: Telegram added the setting "Peer-to-Peer Calls → Never" in Privacy & Security. 3. API Exploitation via Unofficial Clients (2022–2023) Essence: Some third-party apps (like Plus Messenger) had vulnerabilities that allowed hidden access to user data. Consequences: Chat leaks if users entered their credentials into fake apps. Protection: Telegram started banning unofficial clients and restricted API access. 4. Payment Caching Bugs Exploitation (2022–2023) Essence: Some users discovered a way to subscribe to Premium, cancel the payment, but still keep the subscription features. 5. EvilVideo — Vulnerability in Telegram for Android (2024) Essence: Attackers sent malicious APK files disguised as videos. When users tried to open them, the app suggested using an external player, which could lead to malware installation. Condition: The attack required the user to allow installation of apps from unknown sources. 6. Phishing Through Fake Authorization Requests (2025) Essence: Mass fake authorization requests are being sent in Telegram. Examples: Domains like claim-giveaway.*, with designs closely mimicking Telegram’s official interface, making it easy to confuse "Deny" and "Allow" buttons. 7. Stars Refund Scam (2025) Essence: One of the largest refund scammers managed to extract about 50 million stars, selling them at prices much lower than the official rate. Consequences: Users and bots lost gifts, upgrades, and faced negative balances.

Conclusion: As Telegram's popularity grows, the number of attacks and vulnerabilities also increases. In most cases, regular users suffer the consequences. How to protect yourself: - Always enable two-factor authentication (2FA). - Be cautious with suspicious links. - Don't engage with scammers. - Only use verified bots and applications. Telegram itself is extremely difficult to hack — but the human factor often remains the weakest link.

⚠️ Important Notice: Telegram is Revoking Fraudulently Obtained "Stars" Telegram has started notifying users about the cancellation of "Stars" used for gifts and Premium subscriptions that were acquired through fraudulent means. This includes cases where a sender later requested a chargeback from their bank or app store after making a purchase. Total value of gifts cancelled already: ~$30,000

To avoid losing your Stars or Gifts, we strongly advise: ✅ Only purchase Stars through official methods. ❌ Avoid buying Stars or gifts from unofficial sellers or third-party platforms.