NFT collector Timothy McKimmy sues OpenSea after losing Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT to a phishing attack.
As explained by Thimothy McKimmy – who goes by the nickname McKimmy on OpenSea – around February 7, 2022, a hacker exploited a security vulnerability to illegally gain access to his wallet and sold Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT. with other people for the price 0.01 WETH
Judging by McKimmy’s NFT selling price, it’s about $25.73, which is almost the same as giving away for free. Compared to the floor price of 91.9 ETH accordinglyOpenSea information
In fact, McKimmy’s missing NFT now hasSold for 225 ETH or $607K in OpenSea, and as McKimmy said in his lawsuit. The current owner refuses to return his NFT.
McKimmy conthat OpenSea has failed to implement policies and procedures to prevent, identify, detect, respond, mitigate, quarantine, and/or resolve security breaches,” and is seeking financial damages from Bored. His ape is over $1,000,000.
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