PANews reported on November 24th that Aerodrome disclosed on its X platform that the domain hijacking attack it suffered on November 21st was completely mitigated in less than four hours, and a follow-up response plan has been developed. Users lost approximately $700,000 in this attack. Within two minutes of the first malicious transaction being detected, major wallets such as MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet began displaying warnings. Losses were limited to users who connected and signed transactions while the malicious website was active. Currently, the team is working with security consultants and business registrars, and the domain is expected to be migrated and reopened next week. Furthermore, the Aero and Velo Foundations are developing plans to provide affected users with compensation proportional to their losses.PANews reported on November 24th that Aerodrome disclosed on its X platform that the domain hijacking attack it suffered on November 21st was completely mitigated in less than four hours, and a follow-up response plan has been developed. Users lost approximately $700,000 in this attack. Within two minutes of the first malicious transaction being detected, major wallets such as MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet began displaying warnings. Losses were limited to users who connected and signed transactions while the malicious website was active. Currently, the team is working with security consultants and business registrars, and the domain is expected to be migrated and reopened next week. Furthermore, the Aero and Velo Foundations are developing plans to provide affected users with compensation proportional to their losses.

Aerodrome: Recent domain hijacking attack resulted in user losses of approximately $700,000.

2025/11/24 14:14

PANews reported on November 24th that Aerodrome disclosed on its X platform that the domain hijacking attack it suffered on November 21st was completely mitigated in less than four hours, and a follow-up response plan has been developed. Users lost approximately $700,000 in this attack. Within two minutes of the first malicious transaction being detected, major wallets such as MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet began displaying warnings. Losses were limited to users who connected and signed transactions while the malicious website was active. Currently, the team is working with security consultants and business registrars, and the domain is expected to be migrated and reopened next week. Furthermore, the Aero and Velo Foundations are developing plans to provide affected users with compensation proportional to their losses.

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