According to Wu Blockchain citing GitBook's incident updates, as of 10:21 AM EST on November 3, GitBook's application, API, and published documentation have been restored to accessibility, though some services remain in a degraded state, with a full incident report scheduled to be released subsequently. GitBook stated that attackers previously utilized AI agents to gain unauthorized access to certain infrastructure credentials; the company has rotated the relevant credentials and revoked customer API tokens, with no evidence of content modification found. Wu Blockchain also reported that PancakeSwap had proactively taken offline its documentation website due to the GitBook security incident, redirecting documentation links to its official homepage; this measure does not equate to PancakeSwap having been confirmed as compromised. The above reflects the status at the time point cited in the report.