AI-Assisted Exploit Forces Secret Network Migration to Arbitrum

Oecd.Ai • July 9, 2026

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Secret Network suffered a $4.7 million bridge hack, with attackers leveraging AI tools to exploit vulnerabilities in aging blockchain code. In response, the team proposed migrating its SCRT token from Cosmos to Arbitrum, citing increased AI-driven security risks and requiring community approval for the move. [AI generated]

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Secret Network Migrates to Arbitrum After $4.7M AI-Driven Hack Secret Network announced a migration of its SCRT token from the Cosmos blockchain to Arbitrum due to a recent $4.7 million hack. The breach exploited vulnerabilities in outdated integration code using AI tools. SCRT Labs cited the increasing risk of AI-assisted attacks as a primary motivator for the migration. A snapshot on September 1, 2026, will determine eligibility for the token conversion, which will only include SCRT held in self-custodied wallets. The proposal also includes a reduction in the staking inflation rate from 9% to 5%. Following the snapshot, maintenance of the original Cosmos chain will cease, although third-party validators may keep it alive. Community governance approval is required for the migration to proceed. 1 sources 71

AI-Assisted Exploit Forces Secret Network Migration to Arbitrum

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