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Yuga Labs Executive warns users to revoke Blur contract approvals, saying that they support upgrades and could introduce malicious logic in the future; approvals worth tens of millions USD-level NFT remain open.
OpenSea said its systems and smart contracts were not affected by the Magic Eden and Limit Break security incidents, had flagged more than 3000 suspected stolen NFTs NFT and prohibited their sale, while also prompting users to revoke the relevant authorizations.
OpenSea CTO Chris Maddern said that the Limit Break security incident did not affect OpenSea system or smart contracts. The platform has marked more than 3000 stolen NFT and restricted trading, and will prompt users who still have the relevant approvals in place to revoke them.