Pengguna jasa hosting GoDaddy dibodohi oleh para hacker untuk mengambil alih domain kripto. Banyak platform ini masih menemukan bahaya baru yang terkait dengan serangan ini. Platform riset KrebsOnSecurity melaporkan bahwa para penjahat cyber menyerang banyak platform kripto dengan domain di platform hosting terbesar, GoDaddy. Para penyerang mengalihkan email dan lalu lintas internet. Dalam serangan GoDaddy, pertukaran kripto Liquid pertama kali mengalami masalah. Penyedia hosting memberikan pengendali kepada penyerang atas akun dan domain. Para hacker mengubah catatan DNS dan mengambil alih banyak akun email internal. CEO Exchange Mike Kayamori mencatat bahwa Hacker sebagian berhasil menembus sistem platform dan mengakses dokumen. Namun, tidak ada aset yang dicuri oleh Liquid. NiceHash, perusahaan penambangan kripto, juga mengalami masalah. Mereka mendeteksi bahwa beberapa pengaturan domain mereka di platform GoDaddy telah diubah tanpa izin, sehingga mengalihkan email dan lalu lintas internet ke situs untuk sementara waktu. NiceHash membekukan semua dana klien selama sekitar 24 jam sampai domain diverifikasi dan masalah tersebut diperbaiki. Pendiri NiceHash, Matjaz Skorjanc, mengatakan bahwa perubahan yang tidak sah dilakukan dari alamat situs web GoDaddy. Para penipu mencoba menggunakan akses mereka ke email masuk perusahaan untuk mereset password di berbagai layanan pihak ketiga seperti Slack dan Github. Korban lain dari serangan ini diduga adalah perusahaan kripto Bibox, Celsius, dan Wirex. Seorang perwakilan dari penyedia hosting mengakui bahwa masalah ini menyangkut "sejumlah kecil" domain. Menurutnya, sejumlah kecil karyawan menjadi korban dari penipuan phishing.

Serangan terhadap platform kripto yang dihosting oleh GoDaddy

Hackers fooled employees of GoDaddy hosting provider to take control of crypto domains. Many of these platforms are still discovering new dangers associated with this attack.

The research platform KrebsOnSecurity reported that cybercriminals attacked many crypto platforms with a domain on the largest hosting platform, GoDaddy. The attackers redirected e-mail and Internet traffic. In the GoDaddy attack, the Liquid crypto exchange was the first to suffer.

The hosting provider gave the attacker control over the account and domain. The hacker changed the DNS records and took control over many internal e-mail accounts. Exchange CEO Mike Kayamori noted that the hacker partially managed to penetrate the platform system and access documents. However, no assets held by Liquid were stolen.

NiceHash, a crypto mining company, also suffered. They detected that some of their domain settings on the GoDaddy platform had been changed without authorization, thus redirecting email and internet traffic to the site for a short time. NiceHash froze all client funds for about 24 hours until the domain was verified and the problem was fixed.

NiceHash founder, Matjaz Skorjanc, said that the unauthorized changes were made from the GoDaddy website address. The scammers tried to use their access to the company&#39;s incoming emails to reset passwords in various third party services like Slack and Github.

Other victims of the attack are suspected to have been the crypto companies Bibox, Celsius and Wirex. A representative of the hosting provider admitted that the problem concerns a &quot;small number&quot; of domains. According to him, a small number of employees fell victim to phishing scams.

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Hackers fooled employees of GoDaddy hosting provider to take control of crypto domains. Many of these platforms are still discovering new dangers associated with this attack.

The research platform KrebsOnSecurity reported that cybercriminals attacked many crypto platforms with a domain on the largest hosting platform, GoDaddy. The attackers redirected e-mail and Internet traffic. In the GoDaddy attack, the Liquid crypto exchange was the first to suffer.

The hosting provider gave the attacker control over the account and domain. The hacker changed the DNS records and took control over many internal e-mail accounts. Exchange CEO Mike Kayamori noted that the hacker partially managed to penetrate the platform system and access documents. However, no assets held by Liquid were stolen.

NiceHash, a crypto mining company, also suffered. They detected that some of their domain settings on the GoDaddy platform had been changed without authorization, thus redirecting email and internet traffic to the site for a short time. NiceHash froze all client funds for about 24 hours until the domain was verified and the problem was fixed.

NiceHash founder, Matjaz Skorjanc, said that the unauthorized changes were made from the GoDaddy website address. The scammers tried to use their access to the company's incoming emails to reset passwords in various third party services like Slack and Github.

Other victims of the attack are suspected to have been the crypto companies Bibox, Celsius and Wirex. A representative of the hosting provider admitted that the problem concerns a "small number" of domains. According to him, a small number of employees fell victim to phishing scams.