A bug in the front

OpenSea Hack - How a Phishing Attack Led to $1.7M

A Hacker Is Actively Stealing High-Value NFTs From

A bug in the front end of the popular nonfungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea has resulted in an exploit that allows users to buy popular NFTs at their previous

World's Largest NFT Marketplace OpenSea Hacked

NFT marketplace OpenSea reportedly suffers attack; Hacker

OpenSea Reportedly Suffers Front-end Attack; Hacker Gains $800k

Threat actors have stolen and

Hackers stole at least $1.7M worth of NFTs from tens of OpenSea

Threat actors have stolen and flipped high-valued NFTs from the users of the world's largest NFT exchange, OpenSea.

OpenSea Exploited: Suffers Front-end Attack and Hacker Gains

OpenSea

Did OpenSea get hacked? Posts about hack go viral

OpenSea, the world’s largest NFT marketplace, has reportedly suffered a front-end attack resulting in the loss of 347 Ether [worth approximately $800k]. The attack was

The world’s largest marketplace for trading non-fungible tokens (NFTs), OpenSea has reportedly suffered a front-end attack resulting in the loss of 332 ETH ($800k).