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Security & Hacks · 1 min read

Origami Restores DNS Following Incident While Keeping Vault Operations Paused

The protocol confirmed vault assets were not compromised, though deposits and withdrawals remain halted for its hOHM contract.

Editorial oversight: Julian Mercer, Chief Editor
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At a glance

What happened
Origami restored its DNS while keeping deposits and withdrawals paused for its hOHM vault [1].
Why it matters
Vault assets remain intact according to the protocol, but depositors currently cannot access capital [1].
Who is affected
Users and liquidity providers holding capital in the Origami hOHM vault [1].
What's next
No next step announced [1].
Primary source
thedefiant.io: Origami Says DNS Is Restored but Vaults Remain Paused

Key points

  • Origami reported that its domain name system (DNS) has been successfully restored 1.
  • Protocol administrators stated that all underlying vault funds remained unaffected 1.
  • On-chain contract readouts confirm deposits and withdrawals are paused for the hOHM vault 1.

Decentralized finance protocol Origami has restored its domain name system (DNS) following an incident, according to project statements 1. Despite regaining control of the domain, the protocol's vault operations remain temporarily paused 1.

Origami stated that underlying vault funds were unaffected throughout the security event 1. However, on-chain data from a contract readout confirms that deposits and withdrawals are currently paused for Origami's hOHM vault 1. The protocol has not specified an exact timeframe for reactivating the affected contracts 1.

Security Context and Market Environment

DNS compromises remain a recurring vector across the decentralized finance sector, typically targeting front-end interfaces to deceive users into signing malicious transactions. While resolving DNS control secures the user-facing web portal, protocols frequently halt smart contract interactions as a precaution while internal reviews are conducted 1.

At the time of writing, broader market assets remained subdued, with $BTC trading at $77,417 and $ETH at $2,248 amid a market Fear & Greed index reading of 30. Origami maintains related infrastructure alongside Olympus vaults 1. For users of the protocol, the ongoing freeze directly restricts access to liquidity locked within the hOHM vault until contract operators unpause functionality 1.

Sources

  1. [1] Origami Says DNS Is Restored but Vaults Remain Paused — thedefiant.io, October 31, 2026

Written by Basis Desk's newsroom system from the primary sources above and machine-verified against them before publication. Market figures marked "at the time of writing" come from live exchange data. Report an error: corrections@basisdesk.news · corrections policy.

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