walletbeat

A perfect timely example of why decentralized hosting matters, and why Walletbeat will use ENS as its domain name system.

That this still isn't industry-standard boggles the mind

Late last night, the curve [.] fi domain was compromised at the DNS level. This exploit redirected traffic to a malicious IP not associated with Curve Finance. No smart contracts or internal systems were breached—the protocol itself remains fully operational and secure.

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Curve Finance

A perfect timely example of why decentralized hosting matters, and why Walletbeat will use ENS as its domain name system.

That this still isn't industry-standard boggles the mind

https://x.com/CurveFinance/status/1922199907269501130/

One month ago, Curve decided to invalidate their ENS name.

A friend reported that @MetaMask comaplains about curve.eth (see image attached). Is this actually a malicious frontend, or just a bad report? If it's the former I'd want to remove it from DappRank.
Not sure who to ask @newmichwill @danfinlay @samczsun https://t.co/cUyzxcyjRo

@joelthorst @MetaMask @danfinlay @samczsun Metamask likes to complain about everything. The curve.eth domain is good and should not be blocked.

That is a very outdated frontend though, so removed that ipfs link for now

Michael Egorov

Contributor @ /walletbeat.

Censorship resistance requires privacy.

One month ago, Curve decided to invalidate their ENS name.
https://x.com/newmichwill/status/1908849803343053225