Binance says hackers used fake job interviews and an internal AI tool to pull off the $6.3 billion heist
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The largest crypto theft to date was pulled off by combining some well-known hacking techniques over the course of a few months, according to Binance. A postmortem from the company says the process that started with one developer downloading a tampered installer in June apparently spread by a malicious Google ad, exposing details about the […]
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