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In a Nov. 14 post on X from WuBlockchain, it was confirmed that several community users had reported they received phishing emails from an "Opensea official."
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OpenSea is in the midst of figuring out an attack on its platform that appears to be a phishing scheme according to tweets by the company and its CEO. At some point yesterday, OpenSea stated that a phishing scam had caused 32 users to sign into a malicious payload from an attacker and, unfortunately, some […] The post OpenSea Phishing Attack Causes Concern in Hot NFT Market appeared first on NFT News Today.
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The OpenSea CEO on 20 February announced an ongoing investigation for a phishing attack on 32 OpenSea users. Reportedly, $3 million of NFTs have been stolen. It is to be noted that this growing fear oThe post Can attacks on OpenSea backfire Ethereum and benefit Solana appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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World’s leading NFT marketplace acknowledged an attack but denied it had been hacked for… The post OpenSea suffers phishing attack, users lose NFTs appeared first on Coin Journal.
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Almost 12 hours ago, leading NFT marketplace OpenSea confirmed its team was investigating a potential exploit related to its smart contracts. The platform claimed it was attacked by a phishing strategy that apparently “originated outside” of its website.
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Users of OpenSea were once again the victims of hacks yesterday, with millions worth of NFTs stolen. The post OpenSea suffers “phishing” attack, users lose NFTs worth millions appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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The world’s 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.
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The NFT community has been flummoxed by the recent OpenSea hack, which appears to be the result of a phishing attack
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A crypto scammer named Ronald Spektor deactivated his social media pages after ZachXBT alleged he aided a $6.5 million theft from a Coinbase user.
A crypto investor lost a substantial amount of USDT tokens to a phishing address but eventually witnessed a return of the funds hours later. Data from Tronscan shows that the user with the wallet address “TGr…XAE” mistakenly transferred $129 million…
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