JAN3 said its newly launched swap infrastructure, Indra, was hit by a denial-of-service attack, according to monitoring cited by Bitcoin News. While the team investigates, forward swaps have been temporarily disabled. JAN3 also said swaps that were already in progress may face delays.
Indra was developed by JAN3 to replace Boltz in Aqua. The infrastructure is designed to let users move Bitcoin between the Lightning Network and Liquid. JAN3 noted, however, that Liquid peg operations remain limited. The company did not provide further details on the attack or a timeline for restoring the affected swap function in the information provided.
JAN3 said its newly launched swap infrastructure, Indra, was hit by a denial-of-service attack, according to monitoring cited by Bitcoin News.
During the investigation, the team has temporarily disabled forward swaps. JAN3 added that swaps already in progress may be delayed.
Indra was developed by JAN3 to replace Boltz in Aqua, allowing users to move Bitcoin between the Lightning Network and Liquid, though Liquid peg operations remain limited.
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