NEAR AI Restores Cloud Service Following SGLang Security Exposure

NEAR AI has returned its cloud service to operation after fixing a security vulnerability, according to CoinCodex and Crypto.news. The restoration followed the replacement of affected credentials, and CoinCodex said other NEAR services remain safe. Both outlets describe the event as a security incident that interrupted or compromised the cloud service before it was restored following a fix. Crypto.news identifies SGLang as the software at the center of the incident. It reports that the vulnerability exposed account-related information connected to approximately 100 users, 18 legacy agents and two customer API keys. The differing scope of the two reports is notable: Crypto.news quantifies the affected accounts and agents, while CoinCodex focuses on the remediation and confirms that the wider NEAR service set was not reported as compromised. Neither outlet reports a contradictory user count, credential total or service status. Instead, their summaries complement one another: Crypto.news supplies the vulnerability’s name and the dimensions of the exposure, while CoinCodex confirms that credentials were replaced and that NEAR’s other services remained safe. The available coverage does not specify how long the vulnerability was active or whether every exposed credential belonged to a separate customer.

The incident spans several parts of the NEAR AI environment rather than a single account, based on Crypto.news’s figures for users, legacy agents and customer API keys. That breadth makes credential replacement an important part of the response described by CoinCodex. The reporting also distinguishes the affected cloud service from the rest of the NEAR stack, which CoinCodex says remains unaffected.

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The service restoration confirms that the vulnerability was addressed and affected credentials were changed, but continued attention would center on whether any effects extend beyond the stated accounts, agents and API keys. That question is particularly relevant because the incident covered multiple customer and agent credentials even as CoinCodex reported the other NEAR services as safe.