OpenSea Says at Least $1.7M in NFTs Stolen in Phishing Attack

By cineramaFebruary 21, 2022NFT

Saturday’s phishing attack on OpenSea users resulted in at least $1.7 million in NFTs stolen. A phishing attack on Saturday impacted 17 users of OpenSea , one of the […]

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OpenSea Says at Least $1.7M in NFTs Stolen in Phishing Attack

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