✔ VERIFIED First reported by CoinDesk · Nov 3, 14:53 UTC · updated Nov 3, 15:54 UTC
Binance Says Fake Job Interview, Compromised AI Tools Led to $6.3 Billion Hack
Binance has disclosed new details about the sophisticated cyberattack that resulted in the theft of approximately $6.34 billion in cryptocurrency last week, revealing that hackers used fake job…
Common to all reports: Binance · $6.3 billion · Fake Job Interview · AI · $6.34
Confirmed by 6 sources
- CoinDesk (crypto newsroom · US) · Nov 3, 14:53 UTC · read at the source
- Crypto Briefing (crypto newsroom · US) · Nov 3, 14:55 UTC · read at the source
- The Defiant (crypto newsroom · US) · Nov 3, 14:57 UTC · read at the source
- TheStreet Crypto (major outlet · US) · Nov 3, 15:18 UTC · read at the source
- The Block (crypto newsroom · US) · Nov 3, 15:34 UTC · read at the source
- Bitcoin.com News (crypto newsroom · US) · Nov 3, 15:54 UTC · read at the source
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Tags: Regulation, Hack/Exploit, Security
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