The chief developer of ENS was targeted by a phishing attack, which originated from a vulnerability in Google's infrastructure and has not yet been fixed

On April 16, the chief developer of ENS, nick.eth, wrote that it suffered an extremely sophisticated phishing attack, which took advantage of a vulnerability in Google's infrastructure, but Google refused to fix the vulnerability. He said that the attack email looks very real, can be verified by DKIM signature, and is displayed normally by GMail, and placed in the same conversation with other legitimate security warnings. The attacker took advantage of Google's "site" service to create a trustworthy "support portal" page, because users will see that the domain name contains "google.com" and mistakenly think it is safe, users need to be cautious.