Neutrl Completes DNS Migration and Resumes Operations, Official Reminder That Original Domain Will Be Gradually Phased Out

SmartContractAuditor · 2026-03-20T12:41:47+00:00

DeFi protocol Neutrl has migrated to a new domain and DNS service provider in response to a DNS hijacking incident, restoring normal smart contract operations. User funds are safe. It is recommended to revoke authorizations related to the affected domain and clear any unknown authorizations.

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2026-03-20 12:41:47

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Odaily Planet Daily reports that in response to recent DNS hijacking incidents, the DeFi protocol Neutrl has migrated its official domain to a new address and switched to a new DNS provider. Currently, the smart contract has been reactivated and is operating normally. Neutrl added that user funds are secure, and all protocol reserve assets are stored in custodial wallets, isolated through a custodial framework and off-chain settlement mechanism (OES). The official reminder is that users should no longer access the original domain, which will be phased out gradually. Users who interacted with the affected domain are advised to revoke related authorizations, including Permit2 permissions for malicious addresses, and to clear all unknown authorizations.

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