ChainCatcher news, DefiLlama founder 0xngmi tweeted that the NFT market Foundation has a vulnerability in its NFT contract that allows the Foundation team to destroy almost all NFTs minted on its platform. The Foundation's collection contract uses a proxy forwarding model to save on deployment gas, which means that all collections call a single contract to use its code without issue, and the Foundation's collection has a feature that allows creators to destroy it without an NFT. Currently, the contract ownership of the Foundation team is held by 2 out of 6 multi-signatures.0xngmi stated that a fix could be implemented by minting 1 NFT in the implementation contract and then transferring it to a burn address to remove this backdoor, but he disclosed this issue to the Foundation 6 months ago and it has not been fixed to date. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, Solana ecosystem wallet Phantom announced the launch of an NFT burning feature, allowing users to burn unwanted NFTs in their wallets and receive SOL rewards or "rent" to pay for storage fees. The Phantom team stated that they have established an open-source blacklist of scam and phishing NFTs, which can automatically block such NFTs from being transferred to users' wallets.In addition, Phantom has partnered with Blowfishxyz to launch a phishing alert, which warns the wallet of any transactions that may lead to property loss or excessive permission requests when an NFT prompts users to visit unknown websites. (Source link)