The Across cross-chain bridge issued a security alert early this morning: the team is investigating a domain issue and has asked users not to open its app, connect their wallets, or sign any transactions or approvals until further notice. In short: the bridge hasn’t said it was hacked, but the “front door” may be compromised, so stay away for now.
① The team hasn’t disclosed any losses or said that its contracts or cross-chain services are affected. Don’t believe rumors.
② When a domain is compromised, links in your favorites or bookmarks can still take you to a fake page. Signing an approval could allow your assets to be stolen.
③ If you’ve previously approved Across, check your approvals using a revocation tool and revoke any you no longer need. Trust only follow-up announcements from the official X account. $ACX
Have you used Across for cross-chain transfers recently?
① The team hasn’t disclosed any losses or said that its contracts or cross-chain services are affected. Don’t believe rumors.
② When a domain is compromised, links in your favorites or bookmarks can still take you to a fake page. Signing an approval could allow your assets to be stolen.
③ If you’ve previously approved Across, check your approvals using a revocation tool and revoke any you no longer need. Trust only follow-up announcements from the official X account. $ACX
Have you used Across for cross-chain transfers recently?