The official PEPE website has been compromised in a cyberattack, redirecting users to malware through injected malicious code. This front-end injection, identified by cybersecurity firm Blockaid as ‘Inferno Drainer’ code, has led exchanges like KuCoin and Binance to warn their users about visiting the site during investigations. ⚠️
The hack poses a significant security threat, leading to potential unauthorized asset drainage from connected wallets. While PEPE token prices experienced no major price fluctuations following the disclosure, this incident highlights the vulnerability of web3 platforms and the need for increased caution in online interactions.
The compromised site utilizes ‘Inferno Drainer’ code injected through front-end programming, redirecting users to a fake interface designed for malicious purposes. Blockaid has confirmed that security measures have been implemented on the PEPE website. 🛡️
While exchanges like Binance and KuCoin are working on securing their platforms, individuals who interacted with the compromised site should be cautious. They are advised to review their wallet connection details and revoke any permissions for additional security.
Security analysts emphasize heightened awareness of phishing attacks targeting web3 platforms and highlight the importance of protecting assets from unauthorized access. 🔐
For detailed information about this incident, please refer to the PEPE Website Hacked; Users Redirected to Malware article.
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