According to CoinMeta, blockchain infrastructure provider Chainstack updated its security incident technical report on November 10th, revealing that attackers utilized the AI attack framework to target Artex. They entered the internal network through a Grafana test instance with an unmodified default administrator password, and then used a MCP tool server that did not require authentication and possessed Kubernetes cluster administrator privileges to expand their control scope, ultimately invading the production environment. The attackers accessed a database containing customer names, email addresses, and password hashes, and obtained some credentials for the production system. Officials recommend that all customers change their passwords, rotate node credentials, and regenerate API keys.