Boltz, a non-custodial crypto protocol, paused services due to relentless AI-assisted hacking attempts. The team found attackers were adapting exploits faster than they could patch them, forcing a temporary shutdown for safety.
Boltz, a platform that allows users to swap cryptocurrencies without giving up control of their funds, has temporarily stopped its operations. The company announced this decision after facing a series of sophisticated hacking attempts. These attacks, believed to be supported by artificial intelligence, were evolving too quickly for Boltz's small development team to counter. The protocol explained that these AI-powered attackers were finding and changing security weaknesses faster than the team could fix them. This pause aims to protect users and allow the team time to improve its security measures against these new threats.
