OpenSea phishing threat after rogue insider leaks customer email addresses

The choppy waters continue at OpenSea, whose security boss this week disclosed the NFT marketplace suffered an insider attack that could lead to hundreds of thousands of people fending off phishing attempts. An employee of OpenSea's email delivery vendor Customer.io "misused" their access to download and share OpenSea users' …

[TrevorH]

> To wit: opensae[.]io, opensea[.]org, and opensea[.]xyz would be bad domains.

OpenSAE is what you do with a Stamped Addressed Envelope when it arrives?

[Ian Johnston]

Charging somebody involved in the sale of NFTs with wire fraud and money laundering seems like charging a fish with being wet.

[Neil Barnes]

I suspect an electric eel might be a charged wet fish...

[McKrack]

My hovercraft is full of eels!

[Neil Barnes]

An electric hovercraft! Just what I need.

[First Light]

Phishing the OpenSea

The puns write themselves . . .

[Anonymous Coward]

There's plenty more Phish in the OpenSea

There's One Born Every Minute.

[Potemkine!]

No deception

OpenSea stated since the beginning they were open

[Michael Wojcik]

If only

Skepticism is healthy, here.

Yes, well, good luck with that. We're talking about a group of users self-selected for a lack of it.