According to Across, the protocol's domain across.to was hijacked on November 11 at 02:45 UTC after its registrar Namecheap fell victim to a social engineering attack. The team detected the breach and took the site offline within 15 minutes. The domain was subsequently flagged as a phishing site by SEAL911, and Cloudflare revoked its DNS records, rendering the malicious site inaccessible. Users who accessed the compromised domain may have been affected, while third-party integrations and API users remain unaffected. Across committed to compensating all impacted users and advised them to revoke token approvals via revoke.cash. The protocol's frontend and API will remain offline until domain security is fully restored.

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