Attackers phish $1.7 million in NFTs
Although users were quick to blame NFT marketplace OpenSea, the attacks have been tracked to a weakness in the smart contracts system underpinning tokens
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Although users were quick to blame NFT marketplace OpenSea, the attacks have been tracked to a weakness in the smart contracts system underpinning tokens
World's largest NFT (non-fungible token) marketplace, OpenSea on Sunday confirmed that it has been hit by a phishing attack and at least 32 users had lost
The world's largest NFT marketplace has announced it has been made aware of an exploit with 'OpenSea related smart contracts'.
OpenSea: huge theft of over $1.7 million of NFTs over the weekend, which compromised 32 accounts and caused the theft of 254 tokens in total.
Hackers reportedly stole hundreds of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) from users of NFT marketplace OpenSea over the weekend, including NFTs from popular collections like Decentraland and Bored Ape Yacht Club.