Kintsu says its website was DNS-hijacked at its domain registrar, so visitors may be sent to a malicious site. It urged users who connected a wallet or signed a transaction since 00:00 UTC on 31 Oct to revoke approvals and move their assets.
The story so far: Kintsu DNS hijack
Kintsu says its website was DNS-hijacked at its domain registrar, warning users who connected wallets or signed transactions since 00:00 UTC on 31 Oct to revoke approvals and move assets. The domain has now been restored, but Kintsu warns DNS caching may still route some users to a malicious site and urges users…
Kintsu says website hit by DNS hijack at domain registrar
Kintsu says its website was DNS-hijacked at its domain registrar, so visitors may be sent to a malicious site. It urged users who connected a wallet or signed a transaction since 00:00 UTC on 31 Oct to revoke approvals and move their assets.
Kintsu says domain restored but warns users not to connect wallets yet
Kintsu says its website domain has been restored and points to normal infrastructure again, but DNS cache clearing may leave some networks reaching a malicious site for up to an hour. It urged users to avoid the site and connecting wallets until it issues a security confirmation.
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