PeckShield monitoring shows that the affected range of the same address that previously attacked Fetch.ai continues to expand. In addition to stealing approximately $1.56 million worth of FET and minting 408.5 million NTX tokens without authorization, the address is also minting 260 million $AGIX and 53.838 million WMTx on Ethereum.
Currently, the wallet still holds about $16.77 million in assets, mainly including 198.3 million AGIX tokens, 649 ETH, and 33.538 million WMTx. It should be noted that AGIX is already a legacy token after the ASI merger—the on-chain contract still exists, but liquidity is very thin. WMTx, which belongs to World Mobile, is not directly related to the ASI ecosystem; this appears more like a “collateral hit” due to shared SingularityNET cross-chain permissions.
The key point in this incident is not just the hacker’s holdings, but that once permission design is breached, multiple token contracts sharing the same authorization can become linked exits. Relevant holders should watch for abnormal minting and unknown authorizations, and cross-chain permissions should be minimized as much as possible.#网络安全 #Fetchai #ASI
Currently, the wallet still holds about $16.77 million in assets, mainly including 198.3 million AGIX tokens, 649 ETH, and 33.538 million WMTx. It should be noted that AGIX is already a legacy token after the ASI merger—the on-chain contract still exists, but liquidity is very thin. WMTx, which belongs to World Mobile, is not directly related to the ASI ecosystem; this appears more like a “collateral hit” due to shared SingularityNET cross-chain permissions.
The key point in this incident is not just the hacker’s holdings, but that once permission design is breached, multiple token contracts sharing the same authorization can become linked exits. Relevant holders should watch for abnormal minting and unknown authorizations, and cross-chain permissions should be minimized as much as possible.#网络安全 #Fetchai #ASI