Nearly $2 Million In ETH Stolen From OpenSea Users In Latest Phishing Attack ⋆ ZyCrypto - BitcoinEthereumNews.com
विज्ञापन The worlds largest NFT market place OpenSea suffered an exploit that left dozens of NFTs missing. The news came in after a series of tweets by some of the affected users claiming that some of their NFTs were allegedly missing after clicking on a smart contract migration link. “We are actively investigating rumours of an exploit associated with OpenSea related smart contracts. This appears to be a phishing attack originating outside of OpenSeas website. Do not click links outside of https://opensea.io.” Open sea Tweeted shortly after the reports. OpenSeas CEO Devin Finzer confirmed the complaints, stating that 32 users had thus far signed a malicious payload from an attacker, exposing their accounts to the exploit. Finzer, who stated that the exploit was a phishing attack that was in no way conected to the OpenSea website further dispelled reports that the stolen NFTs were valued at $200M. “The attacker has $1.7 million of ETH in his wallet from selling some of the stolen NFTs.” उसने लिखा। विज्ञापन On Saturday, OpenSea had called on users to start migrating their listings as part of a planed upgrade of its existing smart contract to a new smart contract. Listings falling outside the deadline would expire, requiring users to list their