ChainCatcher message, the liquidity staking protocol Kelp DAO reviews the previous security incident: On July 22 at 22:30, Kelp's dApp began displaying transactions from malicious wallet activities attempting to steal user funds. The Kelp team responded immediately, locking down the domain name server, restoring ownership access, and resolving the issue.The attacker impersonated the Kelp team and successfully convinced GoDaddy's customer support to bypass 2-FA. The Kelp team is taking preventive measures, including migrating to another domain registrar and strengthening alerts for abnormal UI behavior. A few users reported losing funds due to UI attacks, and the Kelp team is providing support.

ChainCatcher news, Ethereum Name Service (ENS) announced a partnership with domain registrar GoDaddy, aiming to help Web3 community users link ".eth" domains with traditional Web2 domains for free.GoDaddy has a new section in its domain management interface called "Crypto Wallet," where users can now associate their Ethereum addresses with their DNS domains (.com, .xyz, etc.) through the Gasless DNSSEC feature.

Chain Catcher news, ENS development company True Names Ltd. has filed a lawsuit against domain registrar GoDaddy for selling its previously owned web domain. According to the lawsuit filed by True Names Ltd., GoDaddy is accused of incorrectly declaring the eth.link domain expired and subsequently selling it to a third party. The lawsuit has been submitted to the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona. (Source link)