Cryptopolitan OpenEden Users Targeted in DNS Attack Leading to Asset Loss Risk
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OpenEden has reported a DNS attack that compromises its domain name, putting users at risk of phishing attacks that could lead to asset loss. While the platform's reserve assets are secure and verifiable, users are urged to exercise caution to protect their wallet assets.
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2026-02-16
OpenEden issues warning about DNS attack and phishing threats
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