Hackers Flip 300+ Stolen NFTs for $400K After PREMINT Website Compromised

By cineramaJuly 19, 2022NFT

The PREMINT website was compromised this weekend when hackers installed a popup that prompted site visitors to grant access to their crypto wallet . Users unlucky enough to fall […]

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Hackers Flip 300+ Stolen NFTs for $400K After PREMINT Website Compromised

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