Which assumptions? ECDLP is still considered computationally hard, and ECC considered secure. There are invalid curve attacks and small subgroup attacks but that's a problem with key selection, not a fundamental problem with ECC.
I believe you are thinking of "Supersingular isogeny Diffie–Hellman key exchange" or SIKE which is a post quantum encryption algorithm that was spectacularly broken a couple years ago. The math involves elliptical curves but it's different from the elliptical curve cryptography used in your browser.