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The Register
Narco kingpins aren't coming for your apes, but internet con artists still are The US Treasury Department has assessed the risk of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) being used for illicit finance, and has found them wanting for lack of proper roadblocks preventing illegal applications.…
Check Point Research
Earlier this Fall, some users of the OpenSea trading platform posted dire messages to Twitter: all of the NFTs in their wallets were gone. Thousands of dollars worth of investments had suddenly disappeared. Soon it became clear: they were never getting their money back. This wasn’t just a glitch, it was a hack. But how?... Click to Read More The post appeared first on . How Hackers Make NFTs Disappear Check Point Research
Bleeping Computer
Hackers are airdropping NFTs to Solana cryptocurrency owners pretending to be alerts for a new Phantom security update that lead to the installation of password-stealing malware and the theft of cryptocurrency wallets. [...]
Graham Cluley
NFT artist DeeKay Kwon had his Twitter account hacked at the end of last week by scammers who managed to steal NFTs valued at $150,000 from his followers. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Bleeping Computer
Hackers reportedly stole over $257,000 in Ethereum and thirty-two NFTs after the Yuga Lab's Bored Ape Yacht Club and Otherside Metaverse Discord servers were compromised to post a phishing scam. [...]
Dark Reading
Cybersecurity has to be a top priority as enterprises begin incorporating the use of nonfungible tokens into their business strategies, brand-awareness campaigns, and employee-communication efforts, experts say.
ZDNet Security
The Register
More news that three years ago would sound like a fever dream Crooks stole non-fungible tokens (NFTs) said to be worth about $3 million after breaking into the Bored Ape Yacht Club's Instagram account and posting a link to a copycat website that sought to harvest marks' assets. …
Check Point Research
Highlights: ApeCoin, one of the largest NTF’s today announced free token claim on launch Hackers found a way to claim free tokens on ApeCoin Cryptocurrency, using NFT’s they didn’t own, fraudulently earning $ millions Check Point Research urges crypto users to beware of the flash loan attack method, avoiding fraud The Bored Ape Yacht... Click to Read More The post appeared first on . AirDrop process of ApeCoin cryptocurrency found vulnerable, led to theft of millions of dollars in NFTs Check Point Research