We would like to provide an update regarding the reports of an exploit on 19 September to let you know exactly where the situation stands. Please rest assured that the FET token is operating normally. All http://Fetch.ai contracts remain entirely unaffected, and no http://Fetch.ai contract faces any current threats.
The unauthorized mint was executed via the Ethereum to Cardano bridge. This route, along with other SingularityNET contracts, is the primary target of the ongoing attack.
Out of an abundance of caution, we have temporarily paused our bridge contract on the Ethereum side, even though there are absolutely no signs of any vulnerability within it. Furthermore, conversions from AGIX to FET have been suspended until further notice. Both of these systems will be fully restored in due course.
Our investigation is currently ongoing. We are actively collaborating with the @SingularityNET team and will be sure to share further updates with you as soon as they become available.
The unauthorized mint was executed via the Ethereum to Cardano bridge. This route, along with other SingularityNET contracts, is the primary target of the ongoing attack.
Out of an abundance of caution, we have temporarily paused our bridge contract on the Ethereum side, even though there are absolutely no signs of any vulnerability within it. Furthermore, conversions from AGIX to FET have been suspended until further notice. Both of these systems will be fully restored in due course.
Our investigation is currently ongoing. We are actively collaborating with the @SingularityNET team and will be sure to share further updates with you as soon as they become available.