TREE NEWS update: StonkFun’s website is back online after the platform took it down following a domain attack and migrated to new infrastructure, Stonk said. On-chain functions are now operating normally and no users have been found affected so far. Some networks may take up to an hour to sync DNS changes, and users are advised to wait an hour before connecting wallets via the official site.
Stonk website back online after domain attack, moved to new infrastructure
The recovery matters less than the attack surface it exposes: a platform whose access point can be knocked offline by a domain-level strike is one where users' first interaction with the product is also its weakest link. The explicit wallet-connection warning during DNS propagation is the detail worth noting, since that window is precisely where impersonation risk concentrates. Whether Stonk discloses the nature of the attack, and whether the new infrastructure proves more resilient, is the open question.
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