Wrapping up the year with our December Framework of the Month: ENS Security!
Your ENS name is critical business infrastructure because it's actually:
- Your web3 identity layer
- Critical resolution infrastructure
- Potential single point of failure
- Major attack surface if misconfigured
🔥 Real ENS attack vectors we've seen in the wild:
- Subdomain takeover exploits
- Resolver manipulation attacks
- DNS record poisoning
- Social engineering for domain renewals
- Integration vulnerabilities in dApps
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2/ Our Framework covers essential security areas:
- Proper key management for ENS ownership
- Secure resolver configuration best practices
- Subdomain delegation security protocols
- Record update and maintenance procedures
- Integration security patterns for developers
💡 Pro Tip: If you're using ENS for production systems (DeFi interfaces, documentation sites, business operations), treat it like critical infrastructure.
Because that's exactly what it is.
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