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KITE Foundation: Attack on KITE Token Detected, Neutralized With No Funds Lost

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KITE Foundation, a payment infrastructure for the AI Agent economy, tweeted that it detected an attack targeting KITE tokens. The attack was immediately identified and contained, with no funds lost. The foundation stated that its security monitoring system flagged abnormal KITE token transfer activity on the Ethereum mainnet. The team promptly initiated an incident response and suspended all KITE token transfers on the Ethereum mainnet, including cross-chain functionality. Affected tokens have been frozen and will not enter the secondary market. The investigation remains ongoing.

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