Binance noted that North Korean hacking groups continue to conduct social engineering attacks through their "Contagious Interview" campaign
Binance announced on October 27 that its security team successfully identified and thwarted multiple North Korea-linked cyberattacks over the past week, with no compromise to company systems or loss of assets. Binance noted that North Korean hacking groups continue to conduct social engineering attacks through their "Contagious Interview" campaign, using fake interviews, programming tests, and software installation requests to trick targets into running malicious programs. Binance advised users to avoid installing unauthorized software or executing code from untrusted sources, and stated that it will continue to strengthen security monitoring, threat detection, and internal security controls.
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