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Binance attackers used fake interviews, malware and AI tool to steal $6.34 billion

Binance attackers used fake interviews, malware and AI tool to steal $6.34 billion

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  • center · 1 outlet

    Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has revealed that attackers used fake recruitment interviews, malicious software and a compromised internal artificial intelligence (AI) tool to gain access to its systems before stealing around USD 6.34 billion in digital assets in an October 29 security breach.

    — The Tribune

  • right · 1 outlet

    Exchange freezes $2.85 billion, covers over 100% of losses; FBI links breach to North Korea’s TraderTraitor operation

    — The Hindu BusinessLine

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Exchange freezes $2.85 billion, covers over 100% of losses; FBI links breach to North Korea’s TraderTraitor operation

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Binance attackers used fake interviews, malware and AI tool to steal $6.34 billion

Exchange freezes $2.85 billion, covers over 100% of losses; FBI links breach to North Korea’s TraderTraitor operation

The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust

Binance reveals fake recruitment interviews, compromised AI tool used in USD 6.34 billion cyberattack

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has revealed that attackers used fake recruitment interviews, malicious software and a compromised internal artificial intelligence (AI) tool to gain access to its systems before stealing around USD 6.34 billion in digital assets in an October 29 security breach.

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