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Latest Yuga Labs stories
- PPV2 Exploit Remains Active as Users Urged to Revoke Approvals
A wallet lost 0.15246 WETH after accepting an offer, with nearly all of the funds paid as a tip to Titan Builder.
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- Yuga Labs VP Warns Limit Break NFT Exploit Remains Active
Quit (0xQuit) warned that assets moved into wallets with unrecalled authorizations may still be stolen after the Sept. 25 incident.
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- Yuga Labs Launches Portal to Return $6 Million in Preserved NFTs
Eligible users must revoke PaymentProcessor authorization before claiming. Some collections remain blocked by Transfer Validator restrictions.
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- Yuga Labs Opens Claims Portal for 3,832 NFTs in Limited Test
Users can check which NFTs they may be eligible to claim. A dedicated address is accepting Ether and other token donations.
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- Magic Eden Whitehat Operation Moves 3,832 NFTs to Safety
The transfers followed concerns about a vulnerability involving the NFT marketplace. Holders were urged to revoke NFT permissions as a precaution.
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- Yuga Labs Rescues 23,155 NFTs After Payment Processor Exploit
The assets were valued at more than $5.7 million. Another 660 Wrapped Ether (WETH) was exposed but not recovered in time.
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- Yuga Labs Says White-Hat Action Recovered 23,155 NFTs
The response secured assets valued at more than $5.7 million after a Payment Processor V2 vulnerability exposed NFT collections.
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- Yuga Labs Recovers 23,155 NFTs Worth More Than $5.7 Million
A Payment Processor V2 vulnerability exposed multiple NFT collections, while about 660 WETH remained at risk and was not recovered.
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- Magic Eden NFTs Moved in White-Hat Rescue as Users Urged to Revoke Approvals
About 3,832 NFTs worth an estimated $1.4 million were transferred at zero ETH. Yuga Labs security expert 0xQuit urged users to revoke old marketplace approvals.
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- Yuga Labs Executive Urges Users to Revoke Payment Processor V2, V3
Quit warned users to revoke authorizations for Ethereum’s Payment Processor V2 and ApeChain’s Payment Processor V3 as soon as possible.
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