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BINANCE REVEALS HOW HACKERS STOLE $6.34B IN CRYPTO
Binance says the October 29 hack was the result of a months-long operation involving fake job interviews, malicious developer tools and a compromised internal AI system.
Here's how it unfolded:
In June, a Binance wallet engineer downloaded a tampered software installer while trying to set up an AI coding tool. Binance detected the threat, replaced the device and reset credentials, but the attackers had already gathered Information about the wallet team.
In September, another engineer was approached by a fake recruiter and went through two interviews for a nonexistent job. He was then asked to download a coding assignment that secretly installed malware on his work computer.
By October 20, the attackers had used the compromised computer and Binance's internal AI tool to gain access to two more wallet engineers, eventually obtaining credentials that allowed them to deploy software.
On October 29, they used those credentials to run malicious code inside Binance's wallet-signing system, triggering unauthorized crypto transfers.
The attackers also exploited an Ethereum authorization feature that allowed some transfers to continue even after Binance suspended withdrawals.
As for the stolen funds:
Binance says approximately $2.85B has been frozen or intercepted. Separately, it has replenished 98% of the affected token assets using its own reserves.
That means 98% has been replaced, not recovered.
The FBI has attributed the attack to North Korea's TraderTraitor hacking group.
However, North Korea denied involvement yesterday, with Kim Yo Jong, the sister of Kim Jong Un, calling the U.S. allegations "absurd rhetoric" and a "grave political provocation."