Celer Network is seeing reports that reflect potential DNS hijacking of cbridge frontend. The platform is investigating and warning users not to use the platform at this time.
Late on August 17, the Celer Network Layer 2 Scalability Platform (CELR) received reports that reflect potential DNS hijacking of cbridge frontend.
Currently Celer is under investigation, the platform has issued a warning to users these contracts are related to a potential UI hack to redirect users to interact with the above addresses and consume the token balance.
According to initial investigation, hackers can start around Aug-17-2022 07:00:00 PM +UTC. Celer Network urges users not to use cBridge for cross-chain assets for the time being. cBridge’s user interface is offline and the situation involved is currently under investigation.
The Celer cBridge is a decentralized and non-custodial asset bridge, which allows users to transfer a variety of tokens across different blockchains in a fast, secure and low-cost fashion. It currently supports 100+ tokens across 30+ blockchains and layer-2 rollups. Built on top of the Celer Inter-chain Message Framework, cBridge has processed over $6B cross-chain asset transfer volume on 30+ blockchains for more than 140K unique users, and is quickly growing and expanding into more blockchains and layer-2s.
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