They compromised the official Instagram account then phished its followers for their NFTs.
The attacker seized control of the BAYC Instagram account and sent a phishing post that many followers were fooled into clicking on, connecting their crypto wallets to the hacker’s “smart contract” – a mechanism for implementing a crypto transaction. That enabled the attacker to steal the assets held in the wallets, seizing control of four Bored Apes, as well as a host of other NFTs with an estimated total value of $3m.
They compromised the official Instagram account then phished its followers for their NFTs.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/apr/26/bored-ape-yacht-club-nft-hack-theft-art-simian-oblivion
Ah, fair enough.
well in that case it’s fine. the blockchain is tamper-proof after all, so it must have been legitimate transfers.
Of course, because if it’s a legitimate theft, the block chain has ways to try to shut that whole thing down.
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so nothing changed about the fungibility at all
I mean if you want steal it makes sense to target idiots