World Liberty adviser Ogle said on X that he had received an alert from security firm Blockaid, warning users not to visit the affected websites or connect their wallets for now. In the public notice cited by Ogle, Blockaid said it had detected an active front-end attack linked to the StepDrainer toolkit involving Kintsu, Flap, and StonkBrokers. According to the warning, malicious scripts were injected into the impacted sites, and users who clicked the "Connect Wallet" button could be redirected to a malicious page designed to steal assets. Blockaid said it is still investigating the incident and gathering more information, with additional updates to be released later.
World Liberty adviser Ogle said in a post on X that he had received an alert from security firm Blockaid, warning users not to visit the relevant websites or connect their wallets for the time being.
In the public warning referenced by Ogle, Blockaid said it had detected an active front-end attack tied to the StepDrainer toolkit involving Kintsu, Flap, and StonkBrokers. The affected sites were injected with malicious scripts, and users who clicked the "Connect Wallet" button could be redirected to a malicious asset-theft page.
Blockaid said it is investigating the incident and collecting more information, and that it will release further updates later.
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