Curve: Neither the smart contracts nor the internal systems have been compromised, and user funds are secure. DNS attacks are unrelated to internal system intrusions.

Foresight News, Curve released an analysis of DNS attack incidents, saying that last night curve [.] The fi domain name is compromised at the DNS level. The attack redirects traffic to malicious IPs that are not associated with Curve Finance. Neither the smart contract nor the internal systems have been compromised, and the protocol itself remains fully functional and secure. User funds are safe. The Curve smart contract remains secure. The incident did not affect the protocol's infrastructure and was limited to the DNS layer. Curve is actively working with domain registrars to resolve the issue and get back up and running as soon as possible. The team stated that the incident was not related to an internal system intrusion. DNS events involving curve [.] fi reflect a widespread problem across the industry. In recent weeks, there has been a noticeable increase in attacks against the infrastructure of various crypto projects. Such incidents have affected the entire market and highlighted the importance of a systematic approach to protection. Curve Finance is taking all necessary measures to ensure the safety of user funds and restore the stable operation of the service. In the meantime, avoid interacting with the curve [.] fi domain until you share official updates through Curve Finance's verified communication channels.