NEAR Intents Gives $3.8M Hacker 48-Hour Ultimatum
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Alex Shevchenko, co-founder of Aurora, claims that his team identified NEAR Intents' exploiter and gave him 48 hours to return $3.8 million. The warning includes addresses in Bitcoin, BNB Chain, Ethereum and Solana, but does not detail how the identification occurred or what will happen if the deadline expires.
NEAR Intents Exploit Exposes Cross-Chain Risks After $3.8M Theft
NEAR Intents has identified the suspected individual behind its $3.8 million exploit and issued a 48-hour deadline for returning funds. Bitquery traced most of the stolen assets across multiple blockchain networks, while the protocol works to restore services and fully compensate affected users.
NEAR Intents suffered an estimated $3.8 million in hacking on October 1, due to a bug between its smart contract and a deposit and withdrawal infrastructure. The protocol promises to pay back users in full and now claims to have identified the attacker, which it grants 48 hours to return the funds. The article NEAR Intents hacked for $3.8 million after blocking $50 million related to Bitget appeared first on Cointribute.
NEAR Intents claims to have identified the hacker who diverted $3.8 million and gives 48 hours for the return of funds, according to Cointelograph
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NEAR Intents has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the hackers responsible for stealing funds from the protocol, demanding the return of stolen assets within that window.Read more...
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