Crypto Hackers Used Phony Job Interviews to Drain Billions
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance revealed that malicious actors leveraged elaborate fake job interview scenarios to infiltrate corporate networks and siphon billions.
Latest stories, in-depth analysis & breaking updates
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance revealed that malicious actors leveraged elaborate fake job interview scenarios to infiltrate corporate networks and siphon billions.
Binance reveals how North Korean state-backed hackers used elaborate fake job interviews and malware to steal $6.34 billion in digital assets.
Blockchain investigators link a record-breaking $6.3 billion cryptocurrency theft from Binance to North Korea's TraderTraitor hacking group, following a complex breach that exploited hot wallets.
While major heists grab headlines, a relentless wave of underreported crypto thefts, supply chain attacks, and hardware wallet exploits is overwhelming the digital asset ecosystem.
Crypto users withdrew over $6 billion from Binance after withdrawals resumed following a massive $6.3 billion security breach.
Federal investigators formally attribute a record-breaking $6.7 billion cryptocurrency theft from Binance to the North Korean state-sponsored threat group known as TraderTraitor.
Binance is scrambling to calm user anxieties after a record $6.3 billion exploit, managing to freeze about half the stolen funds while preparing to resume withdrawals.
North Korean state-sponsored hackers drained $6.36 billion from Binance in a sophisticated 20-minute breach, though executives insist customer assets remain secure.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has suspended withdrawals after suffering an estimated $6.3 billion hack, marking the largest theft in digital asset history.
Binance security teams are actively investigating a potential major exploit, with stablecoin issuers rapidly freezing over a billion dollars in funds.