Kintsu Restores Domain Routing but Keeps Wallet Warning in Place

Kintsu has restored its website domain to its normal infrastructure after a DNS hijacking, but users should still avoid the site and wallet connections until the project issues an official security confirmation.

The domain now points to normal infrastructure, Kintsu said. DNS caches are still clearing, so some networks may continue sending visitors to a malicious website for the next hour. The restored routing does not mean every network is delivering users to the legitimate site.

Kintsu’s warning covers both website visits and wallet connections. Users should wait for the project’s security confirmation before using either, even though the domain’s routing has returned to normal. Kintsu earlier confirmed the DNS hijacking and advised users to revoke authorizations and move assets.

The restoration update does not replace the security confirmation users are waiting for. Kintsu says the restriction remains until it issues that notice.