Thehackernews NEAR AI Breach Exposes Data of 100 Users via SGLang Vulnerability
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- •An attacker exploited a remote code execution vulnerability in SGLang, affecting NEAR AI's infrastructure.
- •Data from approximately 100 users and 18 AI agents was exposed, including email addresses and chat histories.
- •NEAR AI has taken steps to mitigate the breach, including revoking access and patching the vulnerability.
NEAR AI reported a security breach on November 9, 2026, where an attacker exploited a remote code execution vulnerability in SGLang, an open-source inference engine. This breach allowed access to the names and email addresses of approximately 100 users, along with some account details and data from 18 AI agents, including chat histories and logs. The attacker gained access to an internal system linked to a deprecated feature, Private Chat. NEAR AI confirmed that no stored Private Chat conversations were accessed, but there is a residual risk regarding live requests processed on November 8. The company has since revoked all active sessions, replaced credentials, and patched the vulnerability. NEAR AI has also reported the flaw to the SGLang developers. The incident highlights the risks associated with vulnerabilities in software running in trusted execution environments.
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