SlowMist: Malicious scams have appeared in the NFT market recently, users should be cautious when trading

According to SlowMist Security Intelligence, recently there have been malicious listing scams in well-known NFT trading markets such as OpenSea: One is that scammers buy the official account of Twitter Blue V and create a fake official website, and then fraudulent NFT will be listed on the popular list after swiping the transaction volume, attracting NFT Users are concerned, using the whitelist form of Mint to lure secondary market users to buy on the platform, and it is difficult to sell after receiving the purchase; the other is to lure users to the official website of Mint after swiping the list, and the fake official website directly phishing users for authorization signatures, resulting in asset losses. At present, such scams are still going on. SlowMist reminds users not to fall into the trap of being greedy for petty gains and grabbing popular NFTs, and pay attention to transaction security at all times to avoid asset loss. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the SlowMist security team.