Hacker Uses Phishing Attack to Steal $1.7 Million in NFTs From OpenSea Users
into signing a malicious payload that authorized the transfer of their NFTs to the attacker for free.where the phishing had occurred. At the moment, the attack appears to have been carried out from outside OpenSea, according to the company.is set to be completed by Feb. 25.OpenSea’s website as the origin point of the attack.
He added that interacting with an email from OpenSea was not a vector for the attack and that none of the victims reported clicking on links from suspicious emails.
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