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Web3 security data infrastructure provider GoPlus (GPS) said on Oct. 31 that the official websites of Flap and Kintsu were hit by a DNS hijacking attack that redirected traffic to malicious clone sites.
GoPlus said the domain registrar may have been compromised and that more than 10 domains, in addition to those of the two projects, were hijacked. Users who attempted to connect wallets on the clone sites were routed to malicious pages and prompted to sign transactions sending BNB to the attacker or approve ERC-20 token spending.
Both the Kintsu and Flap sites have been restored, and Flap’s alternative domain is also available, while the cause of the DNS hijacking remains under investigation.