Summary
Infernal Drainer Strikes Again: 13 NFTs Stolen
Infernal Drainer Drains 13 NFTs
Infernal Drainer Drains 13 NFTs
Infernal Drainer, a crypto phishing service provider, has stolen thirteen NFTs on the Blur NFT marketplace, according to PeckShield, a blockchain security company.
Data Recorded on Etherscan.io
Etherscan.io data shows that Infernal Drainer has stolen thirteen NFT collections, including Cool Cat #9951, Ordinal Kubz #1785, Cool Pets #9951, Beanz #18726, Kubz #2532, Kubz #7556, and ProjectPXN #1020, on Blur.
Second Attack in Two Months
This is the second time in two months that Infernal Drainer has targeted crypto investors. In June, they stole six NFTs on the OpenSea marketplace.
What Is Infernal Drainer?
Infernal Drainer is a phishing scam service provider that specifically targets popular crypto projects on major blockchains. They have been linked to thousands of scams resulting in the theft of millions of dollars.
Scammers Target Well-Known Brands
Infernal Drainer has targeted well-known brands in the crypto ecosystem, including Pepe, Collab, Land, zkSync, MetaMask, and Nakamigos. They have created over 700 phishing websites since March 27.
Other Scam as a Service Platforms
Infernal Drainer is not the only scam as a service platform in the crypto space. Another platform called Venom Drainer drained $27 million from 15,000 victims earlier this year.
Hot Take
Infernal Drainer’s relentless attacks on NFT collectors and crypto investors highlight the ongoing need for heightened security measures within the crypto space. As the popularity of NFTs continues to grow, it is crucial for individuals to remain vigilant and protect their assets.
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