Got a spam comment today from 
And based on how the URL in the spam comment looks, haven't clicked since I'm honestly not sure if there's a safe way to do so, it's some sort of phishing that probably convinces you to sign a tx or put in a key to "vote for LeoFinance's witness" (I know they're not behind it, using them as the bait is what made it seem fishy in the first place). Guessing 
Early edit: looks like the account that wwefun is moving the hive to is probithive, has 55k in there plus HBD and savings.
Heads up for those spam links though, check URLs & https before you sign anything, don't put keys into websites if you can avoid it. Anyone who can contact people who've been compromised (hoofman's account is already drained unluckily) should do so if they can to try to recover.
Been a minute since I've posted & been trying to get a real post together, but I was close to clicking the link & want to make sure word gets out about it. Tagging into leofinance so this pops up there as well.
Second Edit, did some more digging on the links & sites, copied from reply below, CHECK YOUR URLS & DO A GUT CHECK PEOPLE :
Huh this is kind of interesting, thanks for commenting! Was in a meeting for a bit but decided to check out the link myself, see if I could figure it out. Opened in a private window in brave, because I don't use brave but I still have some extensions on there and the private window turns them off. Not sure if it hits keychain, going to check in a second, but otherwise it seems pretty clear, first off you've got this comment at the top of the website, just interesting to me:
Mirrored from leofinance-steem.web.app/ by HTTrack Website Copier/3.x [XR&CO'2014], Wed, 07 Jul 2021 13:38:19 GMT
- not sure the date is accurate unless they've been updating it, but the tool is just a regular utility to download a website for offline use.
Then you have this, after the big "get 300 hive now for voting", a vote now button that leads to a very off looking version of hivesigner - not copied in the same way, not gonna link it directly but it's host: justnetwork dot tech (at root path, there's a steemconnect clone too actually), path: /hive. After entering literally anything since they don't validate the text input, sends the form data in a post to insert.php. The first site looks like a firebase hosting instance maybe, while the second is probably a full php server, don't know php so know less about that. After checking to make sure it wasn't gonna blindside me, checked in my normal browser and it didn't open up keychain, so they're definitely going after active keys. Luckily, that means if you catch it fast enough, you should be able to recover, just have to get to it before they get to your wallet. And once again, gotta check your URLs & https, & do a gut check on the site, that weird zoom (I didn't change it) should be at least a yellow flag.
Sorry for dumping this in a reply, started typing it out and got through more than I expected, gonna edit this into OP too, I've gotta get back to work though, hopefully this info can help someone out. Wasn't able to find any info on the domains used, both have privacy protection on. May also be able to spam their API/endpoints & break something, but idk if that's technically legal, nor do I really know how unless just running while(true) {fetch(...)} would work.