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Echelon: Official website has been restored, smart contracts were not compromised.

PANews November 1 news: Echelon has released an update on the domain security incident. Access to the official website has been fully restored, and domain resolution has returned to normal. Investigation has confirmed that the cause of the incident was an unauthorized nameserver change at the domain registrar level. Echelon's domain is managed through Vercel, while Name.com is the registrar for the domain. The nameservers were unauthorizedly changed from Vercel's DNS configuration to Name.com's DNS servers, causing visitors to be redirected to an unauthorized Echelon website clone page used for phishing. The issue is limited to the domain registrar and DNS configuration level, and Echelon's smart contracts have not been compromised in any way.

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