StonkBrokers founder SimpleFarmer said on X that an earlier security alert claiming StonkBroker had been hit by a StepDrainer front-end attack was a false alarm. According to the post, the malicious domain referenced in the warning was not the project’s official website, and the official domain is StonkBrokers.io. SimpleFarmer also said Blockaid has removed StonkBroker from its list of affected sites and deleted the related warning post it had published earlier. The team, he added, has already taken the malicious domain offline. The statement addresses concerns raised by the earlier alert and clarifies that the official website itself was not the domain involved in the warning.
StonkBrokers founder SimpleFarmer said in a post on X that an earlier security alert alleging StonkBroker had suffered a StepDrainer front-end attack was a false alarm, adding that the malicious domain cited in the warning was not the project’s official website.
He said the official domain is StonkBrokers.io. Blockaid has since removed StonkBroker from its affected list and deleted the related warning post published earlier, while the team has taken the malicious domain offline.
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