OpenSea users are facing a wave of phishing attacks, with scammers posing as OpenSea representatives. The attacks involve fake alerts and NFT offers sent via malicious emails, causing confusion and concern among users.

Specifically, the phishing attempts include fake developer API risk alerts and false NFT offers. There’s evidence of targeted attacks, with developers reporting phishing attempts linked to their OpenSea API keys.

Despite the ongoing phishing campaign, OpenSea asserts that its platform hasn’t been hacked. They advise users against clicking on untrusted links and emphasize routine vigilance in verifying email authenticity.

This is not the first time OpenSea has encountered such challenges. A similar phishing attack occurred in February 2022, warning users about clicking on email links.

The recent phishing incidents highlight cybersecurity challenges in the NFT marketplace. OpenSea’s continuous efforts to enhance security and the impending launch of OpenSea 2.0 will be crucial for safeguarding users against future threats.