ENS guru help needed for a semi-hacked acct

Are there any alternative ways to update the controller address? :cry: :cry: :cry:

My wallet[old] got hacked and I got just enough time to transfer two of my ens domains to another wallet[new].

However, I am unable to setup the reverse record due to hacker activities…
Although I am the registrant(wallet[new]), but the ā€œcontrollerā€ is still with my ā€œpreviously hackedā€ wallet[old] address…

I have tried sending just enough ETH to wallet[old] just to get the transfer going but no matter how fast I’ve tried to sign and approve the transfer request, hacker(I presume bot?) beats me every time (I’ve already lost $300+ USD).

What makes me more upset is that my ENS airdrop seems to be taken away by the hacker as soon as I claimed it. :cry: :cry: :cry:


Once again, due to my situation above… are there any alternative ways to update the controller address without having to fund my wallet[old]? :cry: :cry: :cry:

Any suggestions or helps are hugely appreciated!!!

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Hi guys, I think i have a similar issue for this problem but mines got a bit of a twist,

I think old wallet may have been exploited and some stuff taken but thats all whatever for me.

For me, i bought an ENS domain a while back but just never interacted with it due to lack of compatibility issues at the time with my stuff i used and was a told i pretty much had to wait.

So i waited all that time and now am trying to figure and finalize it. I was wondering if that purchase of domain i bought would be eligible for airdrop?

hi i was very stupid and interacted with a smart contract on arbitrum and someone compromised my keys. they stole 2 potentially high value domains: legoland.eth and daytona.eth
is there anything I can do?
thanks

Please share what contract you interacted with.

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Hi @mdefina

Could you create a support ticket on one of the support channels?

DM on Twitter: @ensdomains
#create-a-ticket on Discord: https://chat.ens.domains

Support team there can take a look together with you.

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Yeah, They have an auto withdraw bot on your account.

It’s a node.js and another web3 javascript library listening to all the transactions that go through. Most likely connected to a private node. Very hard to beat, but it’s possible it can be done…but I’m not 100%, have not done that before.

Wish I could be of help for you.

edit read post above from @zadok7

it was one of these 2 contracts that scammed me: ArbitrumGuildRolesTokenFullBundle | Address 0xc2bc78eb86d1eea90e378e235f405c00e0659d59 | Arbiscan
ArbitrumGuildRolesTokenBundle | Address 0x1879822678f5d295bc76dda858c781a113cdc058 | Arbiscan

I used metamask to connect and ā€œpurchase bundleā€

I’m confused.
If your new wallet is the registrant, you can change the controller.

no I didn’t transfer it, it was stolen… what are you confused about?

not sure what you mean by withdraw bot? - I had to fund a few of my compromised accounts in order to transfer what wasn’t already stolen, nfts, etc and nothing else has been taken at this point. It appears they spent about 30 minutes withdrawing and have not seen them since…

it appears i was phished by portal.arbitrum.one a fake website :frowning:

what ā€œnewā€ wallet are you referring? I never said anything about a new wallet.