Nearly $2 million worth of NFTs stolen from OpenSea accounts

By cineramaFebruary 22, 2022NFT

OpenSea says 32 users had NFTs stolen as part of a targeted phishing campaign that scammed them into signing malicious smart contracts Over the weekend, a small number of […]

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Nearly $2 million worth of NFTs stolen from OpenSea accounts

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