CoW Protocol remains under pressure after a DNS hijacking attack on cow.fi redirected users to a malicious interface. The team says core smart contracts and backend systems were not compromised, but COW fell nearly 3% as market confidence weakened.

CoW Protocol remains under pressure after a DNS hijacking attack on cow.fi redirected users to a malicious interface. While the team said core smart contracts and backend systems were unaffected, COW fell nearly 3% and trading volume dropped about 40%, reflecting shaken market confidence.

CoW Protocol remained under pressure after a DNS hijacking incident affecting cow.fi. COW fell nearly 3% and trading volume dropped almost 40%, even as the broader crypto market rose. The team said domain control was restored and core contracts were not compromised.

COW token remained under pressure after CoW Protocol disclosed a front-end attack caused by DNS hijacking of cow.fi. While the team said core smart contracts and backend systems were unaffected and domain control was restored, the token still fell nearly 3% as market confidence weakened.

COW fell nearly 3% after CoW Protocol disclosed a DNS hijacking attack on its front end. The team said core smart contracts and backend systems were unaffected, and domain control has been restored, but trading volume dropped about 40% as market confidence weakened.