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The post Avoid These Domains! Aerodrome Finance Warns Users After Front-End Breach  appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Aerodrome Finance, a leading decentralised exchange on the Base blockchain, recently warned about a possible breach involving its frontend and is currently investigating the situation. The team has urged users to avoid accessing the platform through any domain until they fully assess the situation.  Centralized Domains Hit, Decentralized Mirrors Stay Safe The Aerodrome team confirmed that its centralised domains, including the .finance and .box addresses, are still compromised. The team notes that two decentralised mirror sites are currently safe to access: Aero.drome.eth.limo and Aero.drome.eth.link.  Update: centralized domains (.finance and .box) remain compromised. Please do not use either domain for now. Two decentralized mirrors remain safe to use:https://t.co/7U8yRQs1Lihttps://t.co/mnbqM27GdS All smart contracts remain secure. We’ll provide further updates as the… https://t.co/1VPGDnq10L — Aerodrome (@AerodromeFi) November 22, 2025 Aerodrome says its smart contract infrastructure appears secure. More updates will be shared as the investigation continues. Velodrome Finance has also reported a similar issue, suggesting the possibility of a wider attack. Over $1M Drained in Under an Hour One user reported that an exploit affecting Aerodrome and Velodrome resulted in more than $1 million being stolen in less than an hour.   Update on @AerodromeFI – $AERO @VelodromeFI – $VELO EXPLOIT Over $1.000.000 stolen in under an hour… Please do not attempt to use any #Aerodrome domains! Aerodrome will provide further updates as the investigation progresses on our telegram channel https://t.co/YnOJs5bbPY pic.twitter.com/RvdH1MLmRm — cryptomourn (@cryptomourn) November 22, 2025 While another user notes that he visited the site before the warning was issued, and although the user did not approve any transactions, the attack was severe. A simple signature request was quickly followed by attempts to gain unlimited approvals to drain their NFTs, ETH, and USDC. .article-inside-link {…

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