Across Says Systems Restored After Registrar Attack Redirected Website

Across said it restored its systems and would fully reimburse affected users after a social engineering attack at its domain registrar sent visitors from its official website to a phishing page.

The cross-chain interoperability platform said its domain registrar had been targeted through social engineering. That incident changed the destination of Across's official web address, directing visitors to a phishing site. Across took the website offline before announcing that its systems had been completely restored.

The reimbursement pledge covers all users affected by the incident. Across described the repayment as full, while its recovery update confirmed that the systems were working again after the website shutdown. The company linked both the temporary closure and its planned reimbursements to the same domain-related attack.

Across is the name of a cross-chain interoperability platform. Its announcement paired system restoration after the website closure with a full reimbursement commitment for users affected by the incident.