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Binance hack was prepared over several months

North Korean hackers used a fake job interview to infect employees’ computers, according to the exchange’s report.

In June, engineer A installed malware. Security replaced his device and changed all access, but the attackers already knew the engineers’ roles.

In September, engineer B was offered a job at a non-existent company by a “project director.” He passed two interviews and downloaded a malicious “test assignment.”

On October 20, through his infected computer, hackers reached Binance’s internal AI tool and gained access to the computers of engineers A and C.

On October 29, using that data, they launched the attack.

Binance said the hack affected $6.34 billion in assets, of which about $2.85 billion was frozen.

“We have already reserved more than 100% of the funds needed to cover the losses,” the exchange said.

The report also mentions the FBI’s version that North Korean authorities are behind the hack.
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🇰🇵 North Korea:

▪️ 1974: Imported 1,000 Volvo cars from Sweden, without paying for them to this day.

▪️ 2016: Attempted to steal $951 million from the Bangladesh Central Bank, succeeding in transferring only $81 million.

▪️ 2022: Stole $625 million from the Ronin Network.

▪️ 2024: Stole $308 million from the DMM Bitcoin platform.

▪️ 2024: Stole $235 million from the WazirX platform.

▪️ 2025: Stole approximately $1.5 billion from the Bybit platform.

▪️ Yesterday: Stole $6.3 billion from Binance.

It seems that Pyongyang has decided to build its national economy on cyber piracy, instead of industry and trade! 😂
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