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OpenSea’s official Discord compromised in a phishing attack that stole at least $18k worth of NFTs
May 6, 2022, 1:14 p.m. | Richard Lawler
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Around 4:30AM ET on Friday, the official Discord channel for OpenSea, the world’s largest NFT marketplace, joined the growing list of NFT communities that have exposed participants to phishing attacks.
In this case, a bot made a fake announcement about OpenSea partnering with YouTube, enticing users to click on a “YouTube Genesis Mint Pass” link to snag one of 100 free NFTs with “insane utility” before they’d be gone forever, as well as …
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