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Binance has revealed how North Korean hackers infiltrated its systems and stole over $6.3 BILLION. The report reveals a sophisticated attack involving fake job interviews, malware and compromised AI tools. Here's how hackers pulled it off. 👇 June 2026 > A Binance engineer downloads a tampered Homebrew installation while installing an AI coding tool. > Security systems detect suspicious activity. > The device is replaced and credentials are rotated. > However, the attacker's knowledge of the wallet infrastructure team becomes a potential entry point. September 2026 > Hackers target another Binance engineer through a fake job interview. > They impersonate company executives and HR representatives. > The engineer downloads a malicious coding assignment. > Malware compromises his work computer. October 20, 2026 > Attackers exploit the compromised computer. > They leverage an internal AI tool to reach other wallet infrastructure engineers. > They obtain access to deployment credentials. October 29, 2026 > Attackers reach Binance's internal wallet signing service. > They exploit EIP-7702 authorization to move funds outside normal withdrawal processes. > Around $6.34 billion in digital assets are impacted. > Binance begins emergency containment operations. October 31 – November 3, 2026 > Approximately $2.85 billion in assets frozen or intercepted. > 98% of impacted token assets replenished. > Binance commits to covering the financial loss. > Affected systems are rebuilt and security controls strengthened. The hackers spent months preparing the attack but executed it within minutes. One compromised device, stolen credentials and an internal AI tool put billions of dollars at risk. @cz_binance and @binance experience offers a major security lesson for the entire crypto industry.

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