Legacy Magic Eden Approvals Exploited as White Hats Rescue NFTs

Attackers exploited Limit Break’s Payment Processor contracts to steal NFTs and tokens from wallets with legacy Magic Eden approvals, prompting a white-hat rescue across Ethereum and ApeChain.

Attackers exploited Limit Break’s Payment Processor contracts to steal NFTs and tokens from wallets with legacy Magic Eden approvals, prompting a white-hat rescue across Ethereum and ApeChain. Yuga Labs’ vice president of blockchain, 0xQuit, said on Sept. 25 that the rescue team secured 23,155... Read the full story at The Defiant