Interacted with Scam link for an NFT Mint - need help!

Security Scams and phishing
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Hi All,

Looking for help and insight for my stupid mistake.

I keep my assets on a Trezor and signed/interacted with a spam link from a DM stupidly and agreed to send .64 to a wallet in 2 transactions (.4 and .24)…because I did not enter my seed is it possible they can have access to my
OpenSea collection?

It has been about 8 hours and there has been no activity on OpenSea and no NFT’s gone from wallet…i want to confirm since i only signed for one transaction that they do not have access to any of my current/future holdings or balance. any insight would be appreciated. see the links below to the transactions:

https://etherscan.io/tx/0xe82c59e5ccbc8a33177af60e830101d6bf7e6131e6661c3c566059ae1fc5798a

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x8cdd23e67501230b4485d6560fc56c6c919dc368ebe8948bba2d0a68759e2c49

Any insight is appreciated, and thank you in advance.

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no ,they cann’t , they just want your coin.

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Thank you for the response @BtcLtc , I just want to make sure I am 100% educated and correct.

The only way for a scammer to have access to my NFT portfolio on OpenSea is if I enter seed phrase? This cannot be done with certain language in a smart contract?

It would be nice to know any alternatives where a phishing/scammer can try to get access to your OpenSea portfolio without the seed.

Any insight is appreciated, and thank you!

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I have upgraded the software whenever I am prompted to. @Johnson

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There is another way they can take your assets without entering seed, via the ApproveAll or SendAll transfer function @BtcLtc

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New smart contract can deceive users to obtain transfer authorization by blind signing