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blockchainSep 25, 2026AI summary

Old Magic Eden Approvals Linked to NFT and Token Theft

Attackers exploited Limit Break contracts to take assets from wallets with legacy Magic Eden approvals, triggering a white-hat rescue on Ethereum and ApeChain.

Old Magic Eden Approvals Linked to NFT and Token Theft

Wallets with older Magic Eden approvals were targeted in an exploit involving Limit Break’s Payment Processor contracts, according to The Defiant. Attackers used the vulnerability to steal NFTs and tokens.

White-hat responders launched a rescue effort across Ethereum and ApeChain to secure assets exposed to the attack.

Yuga Labs’ vice president of blockchain, 0xQuit, reported on Sept. 25 that the team had secured 23,155. The available source excerpt does not specify what that figure represents or provide a total value for the stolen assets.

Source: The Defiant

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