The registrar says all affected domains are back, but a wallet drainer campaign reportedly took approximately $138,000 from users first Name.com says hackers hijacked 15 customer domains, including 10 tied...
Summary
- The registrar says all affected domains are back, but a wallet drainer campaign reportedly took approximately $138,000 from users first Name.com says hackers hijacked 15 customer domains, including 10 tied to Vercel.
- The less good news is that the hijacked addresses reportedly sent crypto users to malicious pages built to empty their wallets.
- It hit at least 12 decentralized finance project websites, and estimates put the on-chain losses at approximately $138,000.
- How the attack worked Think of a domain name as the address on a storefront sign.
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