Pepe memecoin official website suffers front-end attack, users redirected to malicious links
ChainCatcher reported that, according to market sources, the official website of Pepe memecoin has suffered a front-end attack, and currently the attacker is redirecting users to malicious links. Blockaid stated that the website contains code from "Inferno Drainer." Inferno Drainer is a set of scam tools used by threat actors, including phishing website templates, wallet draining tools, and social engineering tools.
At present, the price of Pepe token has not immediately reacted to this incident, rising by about 4% in the past 24 hours. Cybersecurity company Blockaid encourages users to avoid the website and remain vigilant until the issue is resolved.
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