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ENS confirms security issue: domain name services not affected for now, DNS registrar investigation initiated

ENS confirms security issue: domain name services not affected for now, DNS registrar investigation initiated

金色财经金色财经2026/04/18 09:22
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Jinse Finance reported that Ethereum Name Service (ENS), a provider of Ethereum domain name services, has issued an announcement on the X platform confirming a security issue. ENS advises users to temporarily avoid visiting eth(dot)limo-related links. The team has already begun investigating the security issue affecting the DNS registrar. ENS further stated that this issue only affects eth(dot)limo domain resolution services, does not involve eth(dot)link, and will not impact the normal use of ENS domain name services. This alert was issued out of an abundance of caution. Until the relevant teams confirm the issue is fully resolved, users should avoid using eth(dot)limo links. Updates will be provided promptly as the situation develops.
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