Binance reported a $6.3B hack. Here’s what to do.
Binance says a security incident affected about $6.3B in client assets, the largest crypto hack on record. About $3B has been frozen on-chain, and Binance says it will cover all losses through its SAFU fund. Investigators link the attack to North Korean hackers, which North Korea denies.
What you can do to protect your own account:
1.Use authenticator-app 2FA, not SMS
2. Enable the anti-phishing code and withdrawal whitelist
3. Never open files from fake recruiters or strangers
4. Don’t keep all your funds on one exchange
security starts with you, not only with the exchange. Did this change how you store your crypto? Tell me below.
#Binance #BinanceSquare #CryptoSecurity #bitcoin
#writetoearn
Binance says a security incident affected about $6.3B in client assets, the largest crypto hack on record. About $3B has been frozen on-chain, and Binance says it will cover all losses through its SAFU fund. Investigators link the attack to North Korean hackers, which North Korea denies.
What you can do to protect your own account:
1.Use authenticator-app 2FA, not SMS
2. Enable the anti-phishing code and withdrawal whitelist
3. Never open files from fake recruiters or strangers
4. Don’t keep all your funds on one exchange
security starts with you, not only with the exchange. Did this change how you store your crypto? Tell me below.
#Binance #BinanceSquare #CryptoSecurity #bitcoin
#writetoearn
