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NFT marketplace OpenSea experienced a phishing attack on several of its users after the platform announced its plans to migrate to a new smart contract. OpenSea is now investigating the attack, which seems to be inactive for more than 15 hours now.
OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer said the hacker “has $1.7 million of ETH in his wallet from selling some of the stolen NFTs.”
OpenSea, arguably the world’s largest NFT exchange, has been caught up in a massive breach, with the source of the attack confirmed to be a phishing scam.
Web3, the famously decentralised internet technology that has centralised much of the NFT marketplace into a single shopfront (Opensea), woke over the
The Verge reports that 254 tokens purchased from OpenSea were stolen from the wallets of users between 5 PM and 8 PM ET on Saturday. Some of...