Hackers tricked victims into giving control of their wallets to them with a fake ad for an upcoming NFT project.

By cineramaApril 25, 2022NFT

On Monday, the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT project announced that its Instagram account had been hacked in a tweet . “There is no mint going on today. It […]

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Hackers tricked victims into giving control of their wallets to them with a fake ad for an upcoming NFT project.

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