NEAR AI Says SGLang Exploit Was Contained After Unauthorized Access

NEAR AI contained an unauthorized-access incident involving an SGLang remote-code-execution vulnerability, according to Crypto Economy, the sole outlet supplied on the story. The attacker exploited the vulnerability to reach an inference server and internal infrastructure, prompting NEAR AI to patch its inference servers and rotate credentials. The reported impact included the download of account details belonging to about 100 users. Chat history and logs were exposed through 18 legacy agents, while two customers had API keys exposed; NEAR AI said those keys were revoked. The available coverage does not provide a more detailed breakdown of the affected accounts, the nature of the downloaded information or the scale of internal infrastructure accessed. No additional outlet independently corroborated Crypto Economy’s account or supplied conflicting figures. The report nevertheless identifies a specific vulnerability, attack path and set of exposure figures. The involvement of legacy agents and customer API keys shows that the incident affected both account-level data and systems connected to NEAR AI services. Live market context showed NEAR Protocol at $3.63, up 2.33% over 24 hours but down 6.13% over seven days, with a market capitalization of $4.77 billion. DeFiLlama reported NEAR total value locked of $111.96 million, down 0.2% over seven days. The broader crypto market was flat at a $2.54 trillion capitalization, while Bitcoin fell 0.90% over 24 hours and the Fear & Greed index stood at 32, indicating Fear. The remaining points to monitor are the scope of the disclosed data exposure and whether further unauthorized access is identified.