www.panewslab.com StonkBrokers Founder Confirms Blockaid Phishing Alert Was False Positive
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- •Blockaid's phishing alert about StonkBrokers was a false positive.
- •The malicious domain identified was not linked to the official StonkBrokers website.
- •StonkBrokers has removed the impersonating domain as a precaution.
StonkBrokers founder SimpleFarmer stated that a recent phishing alert from Blockaid regarding a domain attack was a false positive. The alert incorrectly identified StonkBroker as compromised, but the flagged domain was not associated with the official site. Blockaid has since removed StonkBroker from its alert list and deleted related posts. In response, the StonkBrokers team has taken down the impersonating malicious domain to enhance security. No actual breach occurred, and the official website remains secure and accessible.
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2026-10-31
Blockaid retracts phishing alert
Blockaid confirmed that the phishing alert regarding StonkBrokers was a false positive, leading to its removal from the alert list.
Phemex2026-10-31
StonkBrokers takes down malicious domain
As a precautionary measure, StonkBrokers removed the impersonating domain flagged by Blockaid.
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Was StonkBrokers actually hacked?
No, the phishing alert was a false positive and there was no actual breach.
What action did StonkBrokers take?
StonkBrokers removed the impersonating malicious domain to enhance security.
Is the official StonkBrokers website safe?
Yes, the official website remains secure and accessible.
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