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🔴 AFTER BITMEX, BITMART, AND DRIFT PROTOCOL — WHAT IS BINANCE DOING TO AVOID THE SAME FATE AS OTHER MAJOR CRYPTO PLAYERS?
Following the recent incidents involving BitMEX, BitMart, and Drift Protocol, the crypto community is once again asking: Are even the biggest exchanges truly immune to security threats? Looking at Binance’s internal security strategy provides a clear answer.
😱 Binance has adopted an aggressive approach to address this issue: THEY SIMULATE ATTACKS ON THEIR OWN EMPLOYEES.
Instead of focusing solely on identifying vulnerabilities in the code, Binance recognizes that hackers often exploit social engineering—tricking employees through phishing emails, fake phone calls, or impersonation scams. This was one of the key tactics seen in the Drift Protocol incident.
According to Jimmy Su, Binance’s Chief Security Officer, the company’s internal Red Team regularly conducts simulated cyberattacks to test employees’ awareness and ability to respond to real-world threats.
▶️ Binance has reportedly been running these security drills for 3–4 years, and the results are even incorporated into employee performance evaluations.
However, this does NOT mean Binance is “too big to fail.” The long-term survival of any cryptocurrency exchange still depends on many factors, including technology, security, regulatory compliance, liquidity, and risk management.
The takeaway is simple: In the crypto industry, cybersecurity is not just about protecting code—it is equally about protecting people.
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