The popular nonfungible token exchange (NFT) OpenSea suffered a hack in which its main Discord channel was hacked. Fake “Partner with Youtube”
screenshot atshareTwitter has been showing fake partnership news. Along with links to phishing sites, OpenSea Support’s official Twitter account tweeted that the market’s Discord server had been compromised and warned users not to click any of the links therein.
The hacker’s hoax post claims that OpenSea “have partnered with YouTube to bring their community to NFT Space.” They are releasing a Mint Card with OpenSea which gives their Mint coin holders a project for free.
The scammers are also trying to attract OpenSea users, stating that YouTube will provide “many utilities” to NFT claimants, and claim that the offer is unique. and there will be no next round to join This is typical of fraudsters who want FOMO.
Attackers can take over the server for a long time. before OpenSea officials were able to regain control.
network informationshowThere are 13 wallets that appear to have been compromised at the time of writing, with the most valuable NFT stolen was a Founders’ Pass worth around 3.33 ETH or $8,982.58.
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