OpenEden said its website and portal may have been affected by a DNS compromise and urged users not to visit or interact with any related domains. The team said onchain reserves remain safe and can be checked through Chainlink Proof of Reserve.
Ethlimo said a Friday-night DNS hijack was traced to a social engineering attack targeting domain registrar EasyDNS. EasyDNS acknowledged the breach and called it the first successful social engineering attack against a customer in its 28-year history.
Cow Protocol paused services after attackers hijacked the DNS records of swap.cow.fi. The team said smart contracts were unaffected, but users who interacted with the frontend after the incident were urged to revoke approvals immediately.
Cow Swap halted protocol services after a DNS hijack affected its main frontend. The team said smart contracts were not compromised, but users who interacted with the site after the incident time were urged to revoke approvals immediately.
Cow Protocol paused Cow Swap after attackers hijacked the DNS for its main frontend. No smart contract losses were confirmed, but users who interacted with the site after the incident were urged to revoke token approvals immediately.
CoW Swap confirmed a DNS hijacking attack that affected its frontend for over 90 minutes, leading to more than $1 million in stolen funds. The backend and APIs were not directly impacted, but users were urged to stop using the site and revoke wallet approvals immediately.
CoW Swap confirmed a DNS hijacking attack that compromised its frontend and exposed users to a malicious site. The team urged traders to stop using the main website and revoke wallet permissions after losses exceeded $1 million within hours.
CoW Protocol remained under pressure after a DNS hijack targeting cow.fi led to a malicious front-end attack. COW fell nearly 3% despite a stronger broader crypto market, while trading volume dropped sharply as investor confidence weakened.
