All CollectionsSafety and securitySafety and securityProtect your names from scams, phishing and compromised wallets.7 articlesReport 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.Is my ENS name private?How private an ENS name is, what's public onchain, and ways to use ENS more privately.Recover a .eth name from a compromised walletHow to move a .eth name out of a compromised wallet to a fresh one, and what to try if a sweeper bot is active.Official ENS websites, apps, and toolsAll official ENS sites in one place — the main app, dev docs, testnets, socials, support, and tools — with what each is for.Revoke token approvalsFind your situation in the table, then run the steps — revoke a bad approval before an attacker uses it.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.Avoid common ENS scamsNine rules block almost every ENS scam: fake renewals, fake upgrades, fake mints, phishing, airdrops, dust tokens, address poisoning, fake verification.
