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The PREMINT website was compromised this weekend when hackers installed a popup that prompted site visitors to grant access to their crypto wallet.
Users unlucky enough to fall for the scam had their wallets drained of NFTs.
According to security information provided by CertiK, the Premint website—a well-known NFT whitelist platform—was compromised on Sunday. Losses resulting from the attack are believed to have cost about $375,000.
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Popular NFT platform Premint suffered a hack on July 17, leading to total losses of around $400,000 for users who clicked on a malicious link.
According to available information, the hacker compromised Premint’s website by adding a malicious JS file to the site.