Lessons From Proof Founder Kevin Rose’s $1.4M NFT Phishing Experience

By cineramaJanuary 26, 2023NFT

Source: Shutterstock / Philip Steury Photography, modified by Blockworks Kevin Rose, the CEO and founder of Proof, fell victim to an apparent phishing attack, with his hacked wallet estimated […]

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Lessons From Proof Founder Kevin Rose’s $1.4M NFT Phishing Experience

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