Multiple decentralized finance (DeFi) apps were targeted in a domain registry attack on July 11, according to an X post from blockchain security platform Blockaid. The attacker has taken control of the DNS registry for Compound Finance and has attempted — but failed — to take control of Celer Network’s registry.
After a preliminary investigation, Blockaid concluded that the attacker is targeting domain names provided by Squarespace, potentially putting any DeFi app with a Squarespace domain at risk.
Security researchers first became aware of the attack when the Compound interface at compound.finance began redirecting to a malicious website. The malicious site was equipped with a drainer app that attempted to steal users’ tokens.
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