ENS Lead Developer Reveals Flaw Allowing Phishers to Mimic Official Google Alerts
Nick Johnson, a well‑known Ethereum Name Service (ENS) engineer, disclosed a cunning phishing campaign that preyed on weak spots within Google’s backbone, notably a recently patched OAuth flaw. Google’s Guard Down: ENS E...
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