Boltz, a non-custodial protocol, halted services due to AI-assisted hacks. Attackers are using artificial intelligence to quickly find and exploit system weaknesses, outpacing the small development team's ability to patch vulnerabilities.
Boltz, a non-custodial protocol, recently announced a temporary halt to its services. This decision came after the platform experienced a series of sophisticated hacking attempts. The team explained that these attacks are now boosted by artificial intelligence. This means malicious actors can discover and adapt new ways to exploit the system very quickly. Boltz, which means users keep control of their own funds rather than the platform holding them, found it challenging to patch these vulnerabilities. Their small development team cannot keep up with the speed at which AI-driven attackers are finding new weaknesses, forcing this pause.
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