Go revoke any token approval you granted on a DeFi front end since October 31, because the page may have been serving a drainer rather than the app.
CryptoTicker.io reports that hijacked Name.com domains dropped a wallet drainer onto twelve DeFi front ends. The Hacker News reports an attacker got into the cPGuard update system on November 2, then used it to backdoor customers' Linux servers and collect password hashes. GBHackers News reports a WordPress RCE under active attack, with more than 58,000 exploit attempts blocked.
None of that needed your code. The registrar, the update channel and the CMS did the delivery for you. Lock the registrar down with 2FA and transfer locks, and count DNS and front-end delivery as part of your perimeter.
We audit domain, DNS and front-end integrity controls around payment and account flows, and a small review runs in days rather than months. Tell us where your front end is served from and you get cost and timeline inside a day.