Incident record · Under review Hackers use Microsoft’s X account to push unofficial Clippy: Security incident Hackers have used Microsoft’s official X account to promote an unauthorized Clippy-themed token, with the promotional activity removed roughly 30 minutes later, according to The Verge. The Verge reported that Microsoft confirmed the breach after its account promoted an unofficial…
Status Under review
Reported loss Unavailable
Chain Not specified
Confidence 55%
Evidence boundary Confidence describes the coverage of the available evidence. It is not a safety rating and does not guarantee that a protocol or asset is safe.
Sources Record history First seen: 2026-10-03T09:25:17.000Z. Last updated: 2026-10-03T12:16:18.624Z. Revision: 1.
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