All CollectionsSafety & SecuritySafety & SecurityProtect your names from scams, phishing, and compromised wallets.7 articlesRecover a .eth name from a compromised walletWhat to check, the four recovery paths, and the cold/hot setup that stops it happening again.Avoid common ENS scamsNine rules block almost every ENS scam: fake renewals, fake upgrades, fake mints, phishing, airdrops, dust tokens, address poisoning, fake verification.Revoke token approvalsFind your situation in the table, then run the steps — revoke a bad approval before an attacker uses it.Report a security vulnerability to ENSENS runs its bug bounty exclusively through Immunefi. How to submit a vulnerability report, track it, and what ENS support can't help with.What are homoglyphs and lookalike ENS names?A homoglyph is a character that looks like another. Two ENS names can look identical but point at different wallets. How to tell them apart.Is my ENS name private?How private an ENS name is, what's public onchain, and ways to use ENS more privately.How to protect your name with different 'Roles'.Move the Owner role to a cold wallet so a hot-wallet drain can't take your ENS name.
