Kintsu's official website has been restored to point to normal infrastructure, but the team still advises users not to connect wallets for now.

According to 深潮 TechFlow, on October 31, Kintsu, a liquid staking protocol based on the Monad blockchain, announced that its official website kintsu.xyz has returned to normal and is once again pointing to the project team's infrastructure. However, since DNS caches have not fully refreshed, some networks may still access malicious websites within the next hour.

Kintsu advised users to continue avoiding the official website and not to connect their wallets until an official security confirmation notice is released.

Previously, security firm Blockaid warned that its systems had detected an active frontend attack related to the StepDrainer toolkit, involving the Kintsu, Flap, and StonkBrokers websites. Malicious scripts were injected into the affected sites, and users who clicked 'Connect Wallet' could be redirected to malicious asset transfer pages.

Blockaid advised users to temporarily stop using the above decentralized applications, and said it is investigating the attack and collecting more information, with further updates to be released later.

Source: 深潮 TechFlow