OpenSea has flagged and blocked the sale of over 3,000 NFTs connected to a theft incident involving Magic Eden and Limit Break. These affected NFTs are ERC-721 tokens, but OpenSea's own platform and smart contracts were not compromised. To protect users, OpenSea will display warnings on its site and allow users to revoke approvals for potentially exposed assets. The marketplace will also automatically flag any new NFTs linked to the exploitation to prevent attackers from selling them, aiming to minimize the incident's impact on users.
OpenSea's recent flagging of over 3,000 NFTs tied to a theft incident provides context for digital asset security concerns. For readers following major cryptocurrencies, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 26, 2026 09:31 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 43 rose and 6 fell today. Notable movers include AAVE at Rp2.772.090 with a 5.61% increase and 73% buy order activity, THETA at Rp4.216 up 5.40% with 87% buy activity, and FIL at Rp18.645 rising 5.01% with 57% buy activity.
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