Several cryptocurrency hosting sites on Godaddy were attacked in the last week.

According to Cointelegraph, security analyst KrebsOnSecurity reported that several cryptocurrency websites hosted by reputable service provider Godaddy were hacked last week. The strike began on November 13, and one of the attacks focused on the cryptocurrency trading platform liquid.com. Apple CEO Mike Kayamori said GoDaddy has shifted its management of accounts and enrollments to malicious members. The move allowed hackers to modify DNS records to handle multiple internal emails. The NiceHash cryptocurrency mining service has also been hit. On November 18, the company discovered that some sites in the GoDaddy domain name had been edited without authorization, sent emails and posted to the website. NiceHash immediately freezes all users for 24 hours to prevent attackers from exchanging funds.