NEAR AI Restores Cloud Service After Addressing Security Flaw

NEAR AI has returned its cloud service to operation after fixing a security vulnerability, according to CoinCodex and Crypto.news. The two outlets agree that the restoration followed a security incident affecting the platform and that remediation was completed before service access was restored. Crypto.news identifies the issue as an SGLang vulnerability and says exposed account data was linked to about 100 users, 18 legacy agents and two customer API keys. CoinCodex reports that affected credentials were replaced as part of the response, providing additional detail on how the security problem was contained without adding further figures about affected parties. The outlets differ in emphasis rather than substance. Crypto.news focuses on the scale and affected account data, while CoinCodex highlights the operational response and confirms that other NEAR services remained safe. Neither report links the incident to a broader outage across the NEAR ecosystem or provides additional financial-loss estimates.

The service’s return places the incident in the context of NEAR’s broader network activity. DeFiLlama data shows $112.18 million in total value locked across NEAR, unchanged over seven days. The available reporting does not indicate that the vulnerability affected the protocol’s core services or caused a measurable change in that on-chain figure.

Live market context shows NEAR Protocol at $3.56, down 1.42% over 24 hours and 6.34% over seven days, with a $4.66 billion market capitalization. The wider crypto market was broadly lower, with total capitalization at $2.51 trillion, Bitcoin down 1.92% over 24 hours and the Fear & Greed index at 32, indicating a Fear reading. The immediate points to monitor are the continued effectiveness of the credential replacement, the stability of the restored service and whether any further affected accounts or keys are disclosed.