Hackers Hijack a Dozen DeFi Websites Through Shared Registrar, Stealing $138,000
Attackers took control of around a dozen DeFi websites registered through Name.com, stealing $138,000 by hijacking front ends users rely on for wallet approva The post Hackers Hijack a Dozen DeFi Websites Through Shared...
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Hackers hijack 12 DeFi websites registered with Name.com, draining about $138K
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Hackers hijack a dozen DeFi websites, all registered with Name.com, and steal about $138,000
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