ether.fi said on X that it is aware of an earlier security incident involving an Ethereum node operator, but added that WEETH has no exposure to the issue and will not be affected. The protocol said all funds remain safe. Earlier the same day, MetaMask said it was handling a security incident affecting part of its infrastructure. According to MetaMask, there is currently no evidence of any direct threat to MetaMask wallets. As a precaution, the company said it is working with customers, partners and security advisers to proactively move affected validators in order to protect the safety of its non-custodial staking business. The statements were cited by ChainCatcher in a market analysis newsflash.
ether.fi said in a post on X that it is aware of an earlier security incident involving an Ethereum node operator. The protocol said WEETH has no exposure to the incident, will not be affected, and that all funds are safe.
Earlier on the same day, MetaMask said it was handling a security incident affecting part of its infrastructure. The company said it has not identified any direct threat to MetaMask wallets at this stage.
As a precaution, MetaMask said it is working with customers, partners, and security advisers to proactively move the affected validators to maintain the security of its non-custodial staking business.
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