PeckShield said on Sept. 20 that the hacker previously tied to attacks on Fetch.ai and NuNet also exploited a vulnerability in SingularityNET, minting 260 million AGIX and 53.838 million WMTX without authorization on Ethereum. The blockchain security firm said the attacker currently holds crypto assets worth about $16.77 million. That includes 198.3 million AGIX valued at roughly $14.42 million, 649 ETH worth about $1.67 million, and 33.538 million WMTX worth about $627,400. The update links the SingularityNET incident to the same actor identified in the earlier Fetch.ai and NuNet attacks, based on PeckShield’s monitoring. No further details on the exploit path or remediation were included in the source report.
BlockBeats reported on Sept. 20 that, according to PeckShield, the hacker previously involved in attacks on Fetch.ai and NuNet also exploited a vulnerability in SingularityNET, carrying out unauthorized minting of 260 million AGIX and 53.838 million WMTX on Ethereum.
PeckShield said the attacker is currently holding crypto assets worth about $16.77 million. The holdings include 198.3 million AGIX valued at around $14.42 million, 649 ETH worth about $1.67 million, and 33.538 million WMTX worth about $627,400.
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