According to reports, hackers stole what was left of affected customers` non-fungible token (NFT) wallets.
PREMINT on How Twitter Hackers Gained Permission to Browse Your System:
"Hackers manipulate unknown third-party PREMINT to lure users to log in to the website documents linked to malicious wallets."
The PREMINT team warns all customers and instructs them not to sign any agreement "setting permission to all" in the transaction, if they suspect that their wallet has been deleted any rights to the wallet.
As of this writing, PREMINT's website has been successfully plugged and updated.
An update was posted on the PREMINT website, stating that "clients can now use Twitter or Discord when logging into the platform again because accounts are more secure and convenient than wallets, especially on mobile."
Additionally, they tweeted:
PREMINT You can log in safely. When the wallet is connected, you will see a no-gas sign-off screen. We never require any trading access restrictions, and you will never see and connect to PREMINT related gas.
