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Official Titanium's Twitter and Reddit account compromised. We can't get a break, beef up your security Titanium seriously. I know this recent event its not as bad as losing millions of Bars, but 3 damn hacks in a row. Give us more updates on the Titanium office btw. Ill hold regardless as i still believe in the project not business, at least not yet. Hire trusted people and not randoms from other countries.

Where did you find that info? If it's true I will seriously start doubting there abilities to successfully manage a blockchain project of this magnitude. It would be ridiculous if they got hacked again.

Again, we should ask where this hack of its social media came from (if it is true at all).

Maybe a disgruntled ex-CTO causing trouble or another internal employee still working from the inside to bring down Titanium?

I think all three hacks are connected. And likely still some mole is still inside the company causing trouble and disruption where ever they can.

It always seemed strange to me that the ex-CTO put up such a fight against the token fork. If you were colluding with or a partner to the internal hack that would give them the ability to sell the BARS unimpeded. The public video rant might have been sour grapes as their plan to steal millions and payday was foiled.

And now more hacks? They are all related. Titanium is too small an ICO for anyone to worry about. These are targeted internal hacks. Difficult to stop until you find the inside weasel(s) who are responsible.

If we assume you are right, that would mean that the whole project should not be going forward until that mole has been identified. Else the whole system at risk as long as that person could perform another attack from the inside. Not sure how Titanium should proceed under such circumstances.

The project will do just fine. One person if they are inside the company can do only things that might possibly delay the forward progress. With so many parts under development and others working towards forward progress a single person sand bagging, delaying or not doing their job will be quickly exposed as being incompetent and hopefully removed (getting rid of the ex-CTO was a good start)
I can think of several large companies, banks, and other institutions that have hired useless idiots that are working there and yet the bigger corporate entity continues despite their ineptitude. Others find and correct their mistakes or find work a rounds to the problems they create.

A useless idiot is one thing, a mole trying to deliberately sabotage a project from the inside is another story if you don't know who that is. It also gives a lot of room for another major attack from the inside and it therefore raises internal security costs. Anyway, you are probably right that things will just pan out well.