The email phishing attack targeting BlockFi and FTX creditors has resulted in losses of at least $5 million
ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, phishing emails targeting BlockFi and FTX creditors have resulted in at least $5 million in losses. Security expert Plumferno stated that with the help of several friends, she discovered that the cryptocurrency stolen from the wallet originated from a series of phishing emails allegedly from BlockFi and FTX (possibly other companies as well), which were sent in bulk to creditors. The hacker may have obtained the email addresses from data stolen from the email service Mailer Lite.
On-chain data shows that since March 17, nearly $4.5 million in Ethereum has flowed into the wallet. Additionally, the wallet has also stolen several high-value NFTs, including MAYC and Otherdeed.
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