Latest third-party breach leaks OpenSea user APIs
OpenSea cautioned that existing keys will expire in October but added that new keys will “have the same permissions and rate limits.”
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Nansen discloses security breach, points finger at unnamed third-party
Nansen refused to name the third-party it says suffered a security breach resulting in exposed emails, password hashes, and blockchain data.
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