An attacker used social engineering to impersonate an eth.limo team member and bypass EasyDNS account recovery, briefly taking control of the eth.limo domain, a key gateway for Ethereum Name Service. DNSSEC protections stopped users from being redirected to malicious sites by rejecting unsigned forged DNS responses. EasyDNS is migrating eth.limo to Domainsure, which removes manual account recovery to prevent similar attacks. No confirmed user losses have been reported, but the incident highlights ongoing risks to crypto infrastructure from social engineering attacks.
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