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Scammers and Hackers See New Frontier in NFT Art

Posted onAugust 25, 2021Authorrightstech

NFTs are supercharging the art market, but users warn they have a dark side. Imposters are increasingly exploiting security gaps in the rapidly expanding marketplace—and artists and collectors who aren’t crypto-literate are proving easy marks.

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