BlackWallet Hacked Warns Stellar Community Not to Log In to Site

On January 13, an unknown hackers hijacked the DNS server for BlackWallet.co, a web-based wallet for the Stellar Lumens cryptocurrency, and redirected it to their own server.Security researcher Kevin Beaumont, who analyzed the code, said, The DNS hijack of Blackwallet injected code, if you had over 20 Lumens it pushes them to a different wallet. It is estimated that nearly 700,000 Lumens XLM were stolen, with a current value of over $400,000. Warnings and alerts not to log into the BlackWalle

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