The crypto industry has always been plagued by opportunistic scammers, from those running Twitter giveaways to ones airdropping tokens as bait, which steal all your tokens if you try to move them.
Now, with NFTs selling like proverbial (and digital) hotcakes, hucksters have shifted their tactics to exploit this growing market — and their efforts appear to be working.
There are two main ways that they are seeking to gain access to one’s wallet and whatever tokens are held therein.
Pretending to provide support services
One key tactic has been to pretend to provide support services on behalf of NFT marketplace OpenSea.
This technique is effective because there are so many issues with NFTs, ranging from checking whether a collection is official or not, with NFTs not showing up in wallets, or sometimes they will show up with incorrect attributes. These types of issues demand help, and as a result, confused buyers will seek support from either the NFT issuer or the marketplace with
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