OpenSea said it had flagged more than 3000 NFTs involved in the Magic Eden/Limit Break incident NFT and restricted trading
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OpenSea said it was not affected by the relevant security incidents, had flagged more than 3000 stolen NFTs NFT and prohibited trading.
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OpenSea: Unaffected by the Magic Eden security incident; relevant NFT has been flagged NFT and trading restricted
PANews September 26 reported that OpenSea Chief Technology Officer Chris Maddern posted on X in response to the impact of the Magic Eden and Limit Break security incidents, emphasizing that OpenSea's systems and smart contracts were not affected, and that the currently known affected ERC-721 NFT have been OpenSea flagged and cannot be sold; any newly discovered exploited NFT，OpenSea will also be automatically flagged to limit attackers' access to the relevant offers. Chris Maddern added that for users who still have relevant authorizations,OpenSea will display a notification banner on its platform page and provide a link directing users to revoke authorization. To date, more than 3000 NFTs NFT have been flagged as stolen and barred from trading, and OpenSea said it would continue to help mitigate the industry's...
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Key points
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PANews reported that OpenSea Chief Technology Officer Chris Maddern responded on X to the impact of the Magic Eden and Limit Break security incidents.
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Chris Maddern said that OpenSea's systems and smart contracts were not affected.
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The currently known affected ERC-721 NFT have been flagged on OpenSea and cannot be sold.
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OpenSea said that newly discovered exploited NFT would also be automatically flagged to limit attackers' access to the relevant offers.
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For users who still have relevant authorizations,OpenSea will display a notification banner and provide a link guiding them to revoke authorization.
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As of the time of reporting, more than 3000 NFTs NFT had been flagged as stolen and barred from trading.
AI-assisted interpretation
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Some NFT are considered related to the security incident.OpenSea said that its systems and smart contracts were not affected, but would prevent these NFT from being sold and remind users who retain relevant authorizations to revoke them.
Why it matters to readers
Flagged NFT cannot be sold on OpenSea; users who still have relevant authorizations should also monitor the platform's notices and address the authorizations.
If you hold or trade NFT, you should monitor whether the assets have been flagged and check whether the OpenSea page displays a prompt to revoke authorization.
Risks and unknowns
The evidence consists of PANews' account of a post on X and does not provide a link to Chris Maddern's original post.
The body of the article is truncated, and OpenSea the subsequent explanation is incomplete.
The evidence does not explain the specific technical cause of the security incident, its full scope of impact, or the verification method for the flagged NFT.
OpenSea The statement that the system and smart contracts were unaffected is Chris Maddern's public claim; the evidence does not provide independent verification.
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