PANews reported on February 16 that OpenEden, the RWA tokenization platform, posted on the X platform that its official website and portal's DNS service was suspectedPANews reported on February 16 that OpenEden, the RWA tokenization platform, posted on the X platform that its official website and portal's DNS service was suspected
OpenEden: DNS server suspected of being compromised.
PANews reported on February 16 that OpenEden, the RWA tokenization platform, posted on the X platform that its official website and portal's DNS service was suspected of being hacked. Users are advised not to interact with the aforementioned domains to prevent damage to their wallets. All reserve assets are currently secure and under control. The team is investigating the matter and will provide updates as soon as possible.
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