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NEAR Intents Identifies $3.8M Hacker, Gives Them 48 Hours to Return Funds
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NEAR Intents GM Alex Shevchenko has identified the attacker behind a $3.8 million exploit and given the hacker 48 hours to return the stolen funds, after a bug in its Omni deposit and withdrawal infrastructure was exploited. The platform has restored most services and plans to.
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