The ENS-to-web gateway eth.limo published a post-mortem on Saturday tracing its Friday night DNS hijack to a social engineering attack against domain registrar EasyDNS.DNSSEC validation rejected the attacker’s nameserver changes, and eth.limo says it is not aware of any user impact.EasyDNS publicly owned the breach, calling it the first successful social engineering attack against a customer in the registrar’s 28-year history.eth.limo will migrate to a stricter EasyDNS-affiliated service that does not support account recovery amid a growing list of crypto front-ends compromised at the DNS layer in recent months.