NEAR co-founder @ilblackdragon said the recovery of funds stolen from NEAR Intents was driven mainly by SHIELD, the AI security layer on Intents, along with active investigative work. He said the Intents team identified the responsible party in less than 24 hours after the attack, opened communication, and fully recovered the funds at 14:30 UTC on Oct. 3.
He also said NEAR will keep strengthening its security systems as the cybersecurity environment changes. In his view, AI may speed up exploit development, but it can also be used to defend against those exploits. He called on the broader industry to respond with vigilance, share the same sense of urgency, and work together.
According to BlockBeats, NEAR co-founder @ilblackdragon said on X on Oct. 3 that funds previously stolen from NEAR Intents have been fully recovered.
He said the recovery was mainly due to SHIELD, the AI security layer on Intents, as well as active investigative work. The Intents team identified the responsible party in less than 24 hours after the hack, established communication, and fully recovered the funds at 14:30 UTC that day.
@ilblackdragon also said NEAR will continue to strengthen its security systems and adapt to a changing cybersecurity environment. He said AI may accelerate exploit development, but it can also help defend against those exploits, and added that he hopes the wider industry will respond with vigilance, a similar sense of urgency, and cooperation.
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