#NEAR Intents追回380万美元被盗资金

NEAR Intents Blocks Over $50M in Bitget Hack Flows and Waives Recovery Bounty Share Aurora co-founder Alex Shevchenko said attackers behind the September 24 Bitget hack attempted to move more than $50 million in stolen funds through NEAR Intents. Its SHIELD risk system detected the flows, with about $166,000 passing through and roughly $503,000 frozen mid-execution pending legal and recovery procedures. Shevchenko said about $387.5 million was stolen in total, with most cross-chain funds ultimately consolidated into ETH on Ethereum. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said NEAR Intents has waived its share of the recovery bounty to allow Bitget to recover more of the stolen funds. She added that public blockchains do not have to choose between openness and restricting known stolen funds, arguing that risk-detection mechanisms can be built in while keeping access permissionless. Bitget will proceed through the appropriate legal and asset-recovery process.

its kinda weird how near intents is supposed to be permissionless and private yet they can (and do) freeze your money like a cex how does that work?????

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen on NEAR Intents' risk layer built on the idea that permissionless doesn't mean neutral "I just learned about Shelled system through this article that the NEAR Intents CEO just wrote. He talked about how they build this thing that's basically a risk intelligence layer protecting NEAR Intents, it automatically detects any deviations in flows and collects a lot of inputs from KYT providers and independent researchers." "Based on all these signals, the protocol can decide whether they want to allow a particular transaction to happen or not. So their stance is that permissionless doesn't mean neutral, that they should basically refuse to help launder stolen assets. That is a key stance they are making, which I really thank them for." "As I pointed out earlier to another DeFi protocol, we publish all this data on the dashboard, those are obviously laundering flows and stolen funds, and we hope the protocols can react to them. But whether they can or not is a technical problem. It may also be a governance problem, and each individual protocol works very differently." "We just want to appreciate anyone that in this case says, okay, permissionless doesn't mean neutral, because I do think that should be the case. If it's so easy for those hackers to launder their money, obviously there will be more hackers and there will be more hacks towards the major players in this industry, even small projects." "Along these few years I've seen a lot of hacks towards big ones, towards smaller ones. But in total, hackers are one of the largest enemies of this industry, and we should all stand together to fight them rather than allowing them to easily launder stolen funds."

NEAR Intents says a bug in how its smart contract interacted with deposit and withdrawal infrastructure led to a loss of about $3.8 million, and that it will cover the full amount. Blockchain data shows about 3.87 million USDT left a contract it uses on BNB Chain in about six hours. https://t.co/YJkiSwb1ta

$NEAR Intents services were stopped for a moment. Everything will be fully compensated. Keep moving forward.

NEAR Intents Exploited for Over $3.8M, Vulnerability Patched with Full Reimbursement Pledged NEAR Intents confirmed the security incident, attributing the loss to a bug in the interaction between Omni deposit/withdrawal infrastructure and its smart contracts. The team announced that the vulnerability has been patched, core services will resume within an hour, and all lost funds will be fully compensated, while deposits and withdrawals across EVM and other supported chains (BSC, Polygon, TON, etc.) will remain suspended for approximately 12 hours as security partners and law enforcement assist in asset recovery. Onchain sleuth ZachXBT flagged an ongoing exploit against NEAR Intents after its BSC hot wallet exhibited irregular outflows totaling over $3.8 million, with stolen assets swiftly routed to KuCoin and bridged to Bitcoin.

UPDATE: @NEAR_Intents confirms the $3.8M exploit was caused by a bug in its Omni deposit system, now patched, with affected users to be reimbursed in full as services gradually resume. https://t.co/19w6OZcNre

NEAR Intents was hacked for $43.8M. They found the hacker, cooperated, reimbursed everyone affected, and got all the money back in less than 2 days. If only every team did it this way... https://t.co/nQVzqqGyqH

🚨 UPDATE: NEAR Intents says the full $3.8M stolen in a separate hack is back, with the investigation closed. https://t.co/CSn10QdKaN