CyversAlerts said its AI system flagged the attack as it unfolded after an employee’s laptop compromise exposed multisig keys and gave attackers bridge admin control.
Humanity, an identity protocol, was drained of about $36 million on June 9 after an employee’s laptop compromise exposed multisig keys, allowing attackers to gain bridge admin control. CyversAlerts said its AI system flagged the exploit as it unfolded. The incident points to a familiar crypto security failure in which compromised credentials and key management weaknesses can let attackers seize control of critical cross-chain infrastructure.