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

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    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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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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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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