More than 30 OpenSea users lost ETH and NFT due to phishing attack
NFT trading platform OpenSea reported that a hacker allegedly stole $1.7 million worth ohttps://allcryptoguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Nearly-2-Million-In-ETH-Stolen-From-OpenSea-Users-In-Latest-Phishing-Attack-1024x597.jpgf ether and NFT amid NFT's migration to a new smart contract.
The OpenSea Marketplace said Feb. 19 that it was investigating a series of Twitter posts posted by concerned platform users about an exploit against smart contracts on the OpenSea platform.
"We are actively investigating rumors of an exploit related to OpenSea smart contracts. It appears to be a phishing attack initiated outside of OpenSea. Do not click on a link outside of opensea.io."
The phishing attack on the site was triggered by the OpenSea initiative, which launched a smart contract on Feb. 18 designed to migrate users' tokens to the new contract and gradually remove inactive users on the platform.
