OpenSea Hack: Dozens of NFTs Were Stolen via a Phishing Attack
Hackers stole highly valued Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) from OpenSea. It appears the hackers exploited an upgrade from OpenSea to a new smart contract by commencing a phishing attack.
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