Attention Terra users, We’ve just shared an update on the terra(dot)money domain issue. Read the full update for an overview of the attack and updated links to the Finder block explorer and Terra Docs:

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10/ We apologize for the inconvenience and headache this attack has caused Terra users. Consistent with our commitment to transparency and user safety, we will be posting daily updates moving forward until we have regained access to the domains. Thank you for your patience 🙏

9/ For questions, or to provide feedback related to the attack, join the official Terra Network Telegram channel or Terra Discord. Telegram:

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8/ Terra's Finder block explorer and Docs can be found at these temporary domains: 🔎 Finder:

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📚 Terra Docs:

7/ In the meantime, users can access the @StationWallet web app (now live at

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and browser extensions by referring to this most recent announcement:

5/ Fortunately, to our knowledge, no users fell prey to the attacker’s phishing scams before the domains were frozen.

6/ We will continue working with the domain registrar to reclaim control of terra(dot)money domains and publish an announcement once they have been secured.

4/ This included contacting the domain registrar to freeze the domains, updating the Station web app and browser extensions to prevent phishing attempts, and alerting users and ecosystem partners to avoid interacting with terra(dot)money domains, among other security measures.

2/ On Aug. 18th, we discovered that a malicious actor had compromised terra(dot)money domains in an attempt to scam Terra users via phishing tactics. The attacker bypassed two-factor authentication using a SIM swap attack.

3/ The moment we detected the domain compromise, we took several actions to safeguard the Terra community and protect user funds.