NEAR Intents and near.com are back online, according to monitoring cited by Illia Polosukhin, though some affected networks are still operating under restrictions. The incident involved an exploit worth about $3.8 million. Polosukhin said the attacker abused a flaw in the interaction between Omni deposit and withdrawal infrastructure and the NEAR Intents smart contract.
The reported impact was limited to USDT on BNB Smart Chain, or BSC. NEAR’s core protocol, the NEAR token, and other applications were not affected. The update narrows the scope of the damage and separates the exploit from the broader NEAR protocol stack.
Polosukhin also said impacted users will be fully reimbursed. The statement addresses service recovery, the technical point of failure, the affected asset and network, and the compensation plan, while noting that some network restrictions remain in place even after the relaunch of NEAR Intents and near.com.
NEAR Intents and near.com have returned online, according to monitoring cited by Illia Polosukhin, although some affected networks remain under restrictions.
Polosukhin said the roughly $3.8 million exploit took advantage of a flaw in the interaction between Omni deposit and withdrawal infrastructure and the NEAR Intents smart contract. The impact was limited to USDT on BNB Smart Chain (BSC).
NEAR’s core protocol, the NEAR token, and other applications were not affected. Users who suffered losses will receive full compensation.
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