Blockaid said in a post on X that it detected DNS hijacking attacks affecting the websites of several Web3 projects, including Flap and Stonk. According to the security firm, users trying to access the affected sites could be redirected to pages set up by attackers. Those pages were described as containing malware, creating a security risk for visitors. The alert identified the incident as a DNS hijacking attack and named Flap and Stonk among the impacted projects, but did not provide additional technical details in the post cited here. The warning was published as a brief incident notice rather than a full report.
Blockaid said in a post on X that it detected DNS hijacking attacks targeting the websites of multiple Web3 projects, including Flap and Stonk.
According to the post, users visiting the affected sites could be redirected to attacker-created pages containing malware.
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