The official website of meme coin PEPE was attacked, redirecting users to a malicious link.
Jinse Finance reported that the official website of the meme coin PEPE has been attacked and is currently redirecting users to malicious links. Cybersecurity company Blockaid stated: "The system has detected a front-end attack on the official Pepe website, which contains Inferno Drainer malicious code." Inferno Drainer is a set of scam tools used by threat actors, including phishing website templates, wallet stealing programs, and social engineering tools.
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