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Ether.fi, a decentralized finance staking protocol, experienced a security incident on September 24 involving a malicious takeover of its domain and subdomains. Users were warned not to interact with the site or click on any links. Despite the attack, Ether.fi confirmed that all funds remained safe and no malicious code was served from the compromised domain. The attack targeted their domain registrar, Gandi.net. Ether.fi emphasized that official communications would be made through Twitter and Discord, and not via email. The attack involved phishing attempts, but Ether.fi's security, including hardware authentication, prevented further damage.
ETHER•FI SLAYS DOMAIN ATTACK: DEFI SECURITY ON POINT Ether•fi scored a major win by shutting down a domain takeover on September 24. They caught a phishing email from Gandi•net trying to sneak in, but their security was tight with hardware auth and all that. Major reminder… https://t.co/AqxMF4Fr1r
ETHER•FI THWARTS DOMAIN ATTACK, USER FUNDS SAFE Ether•fi, a decentralized finance staking protocol, successfully dodged a domain takeover attempt on September 24, confirming that user funds remain secure. The attack, which targeted their registrar Gandi•net, was thwarted… https://t.co/s2WVoYEDIl
⚠️BE CAREFUL!!!! DO NOT interact no matter how badly you want that airdrop until the FE is safu. https://t.co/iTGYAEcLQZ
