Hackers used loopholes to steal $12 billion worth of NFTs

By cineramaSeptember 1, 2022NFT

Streaming service LimeWire returns as NFT platform LimeWire Hackers used various loopholes to steal $12 billion worth of NFTs in 2021, according to a recent report about NFT fraud. […]

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Hackers used loopholes to steal $12 billion worth of NFTs

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