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A user has been scammed of $240,000 in NFTs on the Blur platform. The phishing attack resulted in the theft of non-fungible tokens, including 6 Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFTs, 40 Beanz, and 3 elementals. The scam involved bulk listing these valuable NFTs for 1 wei each to a scammer. This incident highlights ongoing security issues on NFT marketplaces, reminiscent of past thefts on OpenSea. Another victim reported losing $230,000 due to similar phishing tactics.
A user has been scammed of $240,000 in NFTs on the Blur platform. A phishing attack resulted in the theft of non-fungible tokens worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. #NFT #scam #phishing #cybersecurity
A User Just Lost $240,000 in NFTs on the Blur Marketplace ► https://t.co/nA7QGDGEcd https://t.co/nA7QGDGEcd
pretty wild. phished signatures leading to thefts on Blur, like we've seen in the past with OpenSea. One victim just lost $230,000. Worth reading both tweets from @0xQuit below. https://t.co/0ObVeeqmbo
