Binance Discloses Details of $6.3 Billion Hack: Attackers Used Fake Interviews and Compromised Internal AI Tools, FBI Identifies North Korea as Perpetrator
Binance disclosed details of a $6.3 billion hack, stating that attackers infiltrated its systems through a "sophisticated multi-stage operation." This included tricking an engineer into downloading malware via a fake job interview and misusing compromised internal AI tools. The attack led Binance to suspend global withdrawal services, and the company has used its own funds to cover the losses. Binance stated that the latest information from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) indicates North Korea is responsible for the incident. North Korea has denied the FBI's accusations.
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