Users of OpenSea were once again the victims of hacks yesterday, with millions worth of NFTs stolen.
While the source of the attack remains undetermined, the CEO of the NFT marketplace, Devin Finzer, tweeted that it’s likely a phishing attack and not connected to the platform directly. However, he pointed out that investigations were still ongoing.
OpenSea users lose their NFT holdings
Blockchain records show that hackers were able to get access to users’ wallets and steal several NFTs. So far, NFTs stolen include Bored Apes, Mutant Apes, and several other popular collections.
The attacker stole close to $2 million worth of NFT. Finzer also confirmed this by stating that the attacker has $1.7 million worth of Ethereum in their wallet from selling some stolen NFTs.
It also appears that some of the stolen NFTs were returned. In one case, the hacker returned all the NFTs stolen from a wallet except the Bored Ape.
However, OpenSea is still struggling to determine what happened and stat
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