🤯 Binance wasn’t hacked overnight. It all started with a fake job interview.
Hackers gradually gained access to employees’ computers by posing as employers and AI tool developers.
One engineer downloaded malware along with a test assignment. The attackers used it to penetrate deeper into Binance’s internal infrastructure—all the way to the transaction-signing system.
An important lesson: even the biggest crypto platforms are vulnerable not only because of their code, but also because of human factors.
Sometimes, one careless download is all it takes.
Do you check what exactly you’re installing on your devices?
— ODDS
#Odds #Binance #crypto #Cybersecurity
Hackers gradually gained access to employees’ computers by posing as employers and AI tool developers.
One engineer downloaded malware along with a test assignment. The attackers used it to penetrate deeper into Binance’s internal infrastructure—all the way to the transaction-signing system.
An important lesson: even the biggest crypto platforms are vulnerable not only because of their code, but also because of human factors.
Sometimes, one careless download is all it takes.
Do you check what exactly you’re installing on your devices?
— ODDS
#Odds #Binance #crypto #Cybersecurity
