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Blockaid: Limit Break on Ethereum is under continuous attack, and about $1.7 million in NFTs were stolen

PANews reported on September 25 that according to Blockaid monitoring, Limit Break on Ethereum is experiencing continuous attacks. Attackers use Payment Processor V2 to pretend to be NFT holders and buy NFTs previously authorized to the contract at zero price. To date, approximately $1.7 million worth of user-authorized NFTs have been stolen in approximately three transactions. The attacks continue.

Blockaid reminds that any user who has authorized Payment Processor V2 as an NFT operator must revoke the authorization immediately. The attacker used this access to steal the NFT.

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