One of the more troubling

One of the more troubling cases of mistaken identity in recent crypto history shows how a respected white-hat hacker and former Yuga Labs security researcher was

NFT collectors at the Bored Ape Yacht Club are often the victims of phishing schemes. In phishing assaults masquerading as the Otherside NFT launch by Yuga Labs

Otherside made millions of dollars and Scammers Too

On June

On June 5, attackers managed to breach into Yuga Labs’ BAYC and OtherSide Discord groups and made away with over 145 Ether . Seems because Community

Scammers Net $5M In Stolen NFTs After BAYC Virtual

Yuga Labs Made Millions on Otherside. So Did

During the hype surrounding Yuga

Hackers Attack Server Linked to Yuga Labs, Stealing

Scammers Managed to Cash in Millions Alongside

During the hype surrounding Yuga Labs Otherside NFT drop scammers swindled millions of dollars worth of high-priced NFTs from unsuspecting collectors

Otherside, NFT-based game from Yuga Labs, nabs

Yuga Labs co-founder prewarns possible attack, claims Twitter

Mistaken Identity: How a Yuga Labs Researcher Was Wrongly Tied

Scammers have stolen at least

Yuga Labs Records Millions On Otherside Project Despite Phishing

Scammers have stolen at least $3.7 million worth of NFTs through phishing attacks posing as Yuga Labs’ Otherside NFT launch. The phishing attacks involved at least

Yuga Labs Made Millions on Otherside. So Did Scammers