The Block to Across: All systems fully restored following domain hijacking, pledges compensation for affected users
Citing a statement from Across, The Block reported that the protocol regained control of its official domain with the assistance of Namecheap and announced on Wednesday that all systems and normal operations have been fully restored. Across stated that the domain takeover on November 10 at approximately 18:45 UTC stemmed from a social engineering attack targeting the registrar, which had redirected visitors to a phishing site. The project has pledged to compensate all affected users. The report did not mention whether the compensation has been completed.
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