HypurrFi is suspected to have suffered a domain hijacking incident; the project team urges users to pause using the official website

Gate News message, April 3, DeFi lending protocol HypurrFi issued a security warning, saying its website domain has been compromised and that it is investigating a potential domain hijacking incident. The project team clearly stated, “Do not use the hypurr.fi domain,” and reminded users to avoid interacting with the platform until further notice. The team also emphasized that, at present, users’ funds are at no risk, and the official social media accounts are still under the team’s control. HypurrFi runs on HyperEVM, with total value locked of approximately $30 million. Domain hijacking is one of the most common attack methods in the crypto industry. Attackers typically gain control of the front-end page to inject malicious code or wallet-draining programs. Even if the underlying smart contracts themselves are secure, users may still face asset risks.

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