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The Hack: The hacker gained access to the email server by exploiting a vulnerability in an unpatched software. This allowed them to send phishing emails to thousands of people, posing as the Ethereum Foundation and offering free cryptocurrency in exchange for personal information. The emails contained a link to a fake website that looked like the official Ethereum Foundation site. The Impact: The scam emails caused panic and confusion among recipients, many of whom were not familiar with cryptocurrencies and fell for the scam. This led to a loss of personal information and potentially even financial loss for those who were tricked into giving away sensitive data. The Aftermath: The Ethereum Foundation quickly released a statement addressing the hack and warning people to be cautious of any suspicious emails or links. They also advised users to always verify the authenticity of emails and websites before giving away any personal information or funds. The incident sparked discussio...