Nike RTFKT COO Nikhil Gopalani said on Jan. 3 that he misplaced all his NFTs to a “clever phisher” who hacked his pockets.
Gopalani tweeted that the hacker stole all his Clone X NFTs and different unnamed digital belongings in a phishing assault. He added that the hacker had similar telephone quantity as his Apple ID.
Etherscan data exhibits that the affected pockets is now value solely $0.11.
Further data from OpenSea exhibits the phisher drained Gopalani’s NFTs with two wallets — the attacker stole 19 CloneX, over 30 RTFKT-related NFTs, 17 Loot Pods, and 11 cryptocurrency Kicks NFTs cumulatively value over $170,000.
Pending, RTFKT CTO Samuel Cardillo steered that his colleague might need offered confidential data to the hacker. He additionally hinted that regulation enforcement businesses is perhaps investigating the incident.
Cardillo stated:
“Be aware that companies such as Microsoft, Apple, … will never ask you for your password, your private key nor any other forms of private information via phone nor emails.”
RTFKT is a digital sneakers firm owned by Nike. The gathering has a flooring value of 4 ETH, in keeping with OpenSea data.