According to CryptoSlate, an investigation update released by Bitquery on November 12 estimates that the website hijacking incident involving Across Protocol on November 10 impacted nine wallets across five blockchains, resulting in approximately $401,900 in losses based on asset prices at the time of the theft. Among the victims, a holder of an Aave deposit token lost approximately $305,000, accounting for about 76% of the total losses. The investigation indicates that forged interface spending approvals caused their aWETH deposit tokens to be transferred away. The website association was established based on timing and recipient addresses, as on-chain records do not directly show the website visited by the victims. This does not mean that Aave contracts were compromised. Across stated that it regained domain control on November 11 and pledged to compensate affected users, though compensation has not yet been finalized.