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Spambots Promote “YouTube” NFTs, Opensea Confirms

Cory Russell

May 07, 2022 09:54

The Discord server of NFT marketplace Opensea has been hacked.

Spambots have been spreading links to restricted sites. YouTube Social media channel hacking have been on the increase this year, according to NFTs.

While hacks and attacks are common in the Decentralized Finance field, it's rare for its centralized social media platforms to experience the same.

However, the crypto sector has been seeing the latter over the previous several weeks, with Opensea being the most recent addition to the mix.


Another hack of Opensea!

The NFT marketplace, which is based on Ethereum, reported that their Discord server had been hacked a few hours ago. PeckShieldAlert and Serpent, two accounts related with blockchain security, confirmed the same.

Serpent was the first to submit a snapshot of the Discord channel, where spambots seemed to be posting links to a URL called "yoytubenft.art."

The hackers attempted to entice investors to the phishing website by saying that these NFTs were scarce, with just 100 in existence and over 80% minted out.


PeckShieldAlert shared a snapshot of the same website with a warning about hackers attempting to steal people's private keys by deceiving them into granting them token approval and/or purchasing scam tokens.

"Do not open links in our Discord," said the most recent update from Opensea at the time of writing.

We're still looking into this and will update you as soon as we receive more information."

However, this isn't the first time that Opensea users have been hacked. A phishing assault earlier this year cost Opensea subscribers around $1.7 million in NFTs.

A victim even filed a $1 million lawsuit against the marketplace, alleging that the site continued to operate despite the problems.



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