A series of Instagram account hijackings have occurred, with attackers using Meta's AI-powered support tools to impersonate legitimate users. Many victims, including owners of rare accounts, reported losing access despite having security measures like two-factor authentication (2FA). The hijacking method involved attackers activating the 'forgot password' process and using AI-generated videos of the victims to trick Meta's AI into changing account details. Users expressed frustration with the recovery process, which relies solely on automated responses, leaving them without human assistance. Some reports suggest that attackers employed VPNs to mask their locations, facilitating the hijacking. The value of compromised accounts, particularly single-letter usernames, can reach tens of thousands of dollars in the black market. Although Meta's vice president acknowledged the issue and claimed that they are securing affected accounts, no official statement has been released regarding the incidents.