Hashflow website down with suspicious Discord phishing links and deleted founder LinkedIn profiles, suggesting potential rug pull or hack.
Security & Exploits ·
Hashflow's website went offline alongside several indicators of potential compromise or exit. A fraudulent Discord server was linked from the project's official Twitter account, directing users to connect wallets through a phishing site. The LinkedIn profiles of co-founders Varun Kumar and Vinod Raghavan were removed, while the legitimate Discord and other social channels ceased normal operations or disabled verification features. The combination of infrastructure unavailability, wallet-harvesting redirects, and the deletion of founder professional profiles has raised concerns of either a security breach or planned abandonment. It remains unclear whether accounts were compromised by external attackers or if the removals reflect internal actions by the team itself. Official statements or clarifications from Hashflow have not yet emerged to explain the status of these incidents.