dYdX v3 website recovers after DNS attack, users warned to delete cache
The exchange warned users to clear their browser’s cache before visiting the website to avoid accidentally caching the compromised version.
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The exchange warned users to clear their browser’s cache before visiting the website to avoid accidentally caching the compromised version.
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