Name.com restores hijacked domains after attack hit at least 12 DeFi front ends
By John Chen
The incident highlights vulnerabilities in DeFi's reliance on traditional internet infrastructure, urging enhanced security measures for domain management. The post Name.com restores hijacked domains after attack hit at least 12 DeFi front ends appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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