
At least two decentralized finance (DeFi) projects - Pancakeswap (CAKE) and Cream Finance (CREAM) - urged their users to stay away from their websites that were hit with so-called DNS-hijacks.
"Your funds are only at risk if you enter your private key or seed phrase into the hijacked site. Regaining access is only a matter of time, our main priority is keeping inexperienced users safe," PancakeSwap said, adding that "regaining access is only a matter of time."
This is now confirmed.
— PancakeSwap 🥞 #BSC (@PancakeSwap)

"A number of DeFi projects are under DNS hijack attack. Pancake, Cream, etc. Please be VERY VERY careful and not use them until they recover the situation," Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said.
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