Hackers steals $400K in NFTs from Premint users via malicious link

By cineramaJuly 18, 2022NFT

Popular NFT platform Premint suffered a hack on July 17, leading to total losses of around $400,000 for users who clicked on a malicious link. According to available information, […]

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Hackers steals $400K in NFTs from Premint users via malicious link

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