Across regains domain control and will fully compensate affected users.

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On-chain analysis shows that the cross-chain protocol Across has regained control of its domain, with all systems now operational. The incident, triggered by a social engineering attack on Namecheap, led to a phishing site flagged by SEAL 911. Across will fully compensate affected users and release a detailed report. Some wallets may still display warnings, but these are expected to resolve soon. The Fear & Greed Index remains volatile amid such security events.

BlockBeats report: On November 11, the cross-chain protocol Across announced that it has regained control of its official website domain, and all systems have resumed normal operations. Across stated that it will fully compensate all affected users and will release a comprehensive post-incident analysis report in the coming days.


According to Across's previous disclosure, the attacker gained control of the domain by launching a social engineering attack against the domain registrar Namecheap. During the period of domain compromise, the security response team SEAL 911 assisted in flagging it as a phishing site. Across stated that some wallets or browsers may still display phishing warnings, which are expected to be resolved soon.

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