According to reports, the Bored Ape Yacht Club lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in NFTs on Saturday. One BAYC and two Mutant Apes token were stolen in the scam.
The community manager of the project, Boris Vagner, was the victim of a hack. The attacker obtained Vagner's login credentials and posted fake links to the official BAYC and Otherside projects.
According to the report, the first to spot the compromise was NF Therder, who traced the stolen funds to four different wallets.
The hack on the BAYC account was confirmed by Yuga labs. About 200 ETH worth of NFTs appeared to have been affected. If you were impacted, please email us at yugalabs.io.
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Less than two months have passed since someone stole Yuga Labs NFTs. In April, a bad actor was able to steal users' funds after compromising the CAPTCHA bot, according to the Fortune report. The company lost a lot of money to the hack.
As of late, NFT theft has become a serious problem. The decentralized finance space has continued to get worse, according to VICE. A Bored Ape that was supposed to be in Green's new TV show was stolen last week. The user who bought Green's NFT to prosecute the thief is now working with Green.
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