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StonkFun Shifts Infrastructure After Step Drainer Alert Covers 10 Sites

The website has been restored, and StonkFun said its on-chain operations were unaffected.

An ethernet cable connects a compact network gateway / TokenPost.ai
An ethernet cable connects a compact network gateway / TokenPost.ai

StonkFun has moved its website to new infrastructure after crypto account @SolanaFloor flagged Step Drainer activity at the platform and nine other sites, placing the change within a 10-site security alert.

StonkFun's website has since been restored. The platform said its on-chain operations were unaffected, placing the disclosed impact at the website level rather than on-chain activity. Its statement addresses the status of those operations separately from the website's restoration.

The reported scope is 10 websites: StonkFun and nine others. @SolanaFloor flagged the sites as targets of the same Step Drainer attack, and the infrastructure shift was StonkFun's response. The update describes the site as restored after the change.

For StonkFun, the concrete development is a move to new infrastructure followed by the website's return. The account's alert places StonkFun in a wider group of sites, while the platform's update says its on-chain operations continued unaffected. Together, those details distinguish the reported website response from the on-chain status StonkFun described.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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