World's largest NFT marketplace OpenSea hacked, users lost NFTs🌊
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Hackers Stole $1.7 Million Worth of NFTs from Users of OpenSea Marketplace
OpneSea, World's largest NFT marketplace, is investigating a phishing attack on its users.
The attack resulted in the theft of hundreds of NFTs worth $1.7 Million, targetting 32 users in total.
254 tokens were stolen in the attack, including
$MANAandBored Ape Yacht Club.
The attacker appears to have exploited a vulnerability in Wyvern Protocol, the underlying open-source standard for most NFT smart contracts, including that made on OpenSea.
RugDoc notified the community about Gold Mine Finance, a potential rug pull
The total locked amount in the project is $800K.
Users were asked to revoke permissions immediately.
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