OpenSea Says Phishing Attack Likely Caused ‘Small Number’ of Users To Lose Access to NFTs

By cineramaFebruary 21, 2022NFT

Top non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea says a phishing attack is likely behind the exploit that left a small number of users unable to access their NFTs. Earlier this […]

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OpenSea Says Phishing Attack Likely Caused ‘Small Number’ of Users To Lose Access to NFTs

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