Sacred Games girl Elnaaz Norouzi's Instagram account hacked

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Updated At : 12:42 PM May 30, 2020 IST

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The Instagram account of the Sacred Games girl Elnaaz Norouzi was recently hacked. Weird messages were sent to random people from the account. Talking about the incident, Elnaaz shares, “Cyber-crime is at an all-time high now. My Instagram account was hacked and I was worried thinking if the person would send messages to my friends or post inappropriate pictures. My team helped me recover it with Facebook and Instagram India after five days. We stand to lose our reputation when something

like this happens. I am happy that nothing too crazy happened.”

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