WWE Superstars continue to face cybersecurity threats, with Akira Tozawa becoming the latest victim of a social media hack. The RAW wrestler’s X account was compromised today, adding him to the growing list of WWE talent targeted by unauthorized access.
The breach follows a similar incident involving Asuka, who earlier this week uploaded a video confirming her account had been hacked before successfully recovering control. Unlike Asuka’s quick recovery, Tozawa’s account currently remains compromised.
The hacker made several unauthorized changes to Tozawa’s X profile, including altering his username and biography information. The perpetrator also posted content promoting cryptocurrency, a common tactic in social media hacks targeting public figures.
Fans quickly noticed the suspicious activity on Tozawa’s account, identifying the unauthorized modifications and unusual posting pattern. The cryptic promotional post contained blockchain solicitations similar to those that appeared during Asuka’s hack, suggesting a potential connection between the incidents.
The former Cruiserweight Champion’s compromised account posted a tweet attempting to lure followers into cryptocurrency purchases, a recognized pattern in social media security breaches. The unauthorized post has since been removed, though the account alterations remain visible.
WWE has not issued an official statement regarding the security breach, and there is no confirmation on when Tozawa might regain control of his account.
