A hacker carried out a

Phishing Attack on NFT Marketplace OpenSea Results in Thefts

A hacker carried out a phishing attack to steal potentially hundreds of NFTs from users of OpenSea, one of the largest NFT marketplaces on the internet, worth a total of

Hacker Uses Phishing Attack to Steal $1.7 Million in NFTs

The relatively new world of

The relatively new world of non-fungible token (NFT) marketplaces has experienced another major breach that raises questions about overall security, as a phishing

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

How a Hacker Stole Millions Worth of NFTs - BeInCrypto

OpenSea was hacked yet again

NFT Trader, a peer-to-peer trading platform, suffered a hack, resulting in the theft of millions of dollars in high-value NFTs. The hacker exploited old smart contracts and

OpenSea was hacked yet again, just as the world’s largest NFT marketplace was recovering from an attack in January. In response to the growing number of hacks and

Here’s how the Attackers hacked the largest NFTs

An alarming attack stole

An alarming attack stole 254 NFTs (valued at over $1.7 million) from 32 users of the OpenSea NFT platform, including tokens from Decentraland and Bored Ape Yacht

Attackers can reveal identities of those using the largest NFT

$1.7 million in NFTs stolen in apparent phishing attack on

OpenSea is the world

OpenSea is the world’s first and largest NFT marketplace with a valuation of over $13 billion. Users (over a million of them at this point) can create accounts on their site and buy, sell, or