Binance Reveals North Korean Hackers Used Fake Interviews to Steal $6.3 Billion
The exchange details how suspected North Korean attackers used malicious downloads and bogus job interviews to compromise systems and steal billions.
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The exchange details how suspected North Korean attackers used malicious downloads and bogus job interviews to compromise systems and steal billions.
Pyongyang dismisses US accusations of a $6.3 billion theft as provocation while Washington sanctions individuals linked to the cyberattack's laundering network.
The bank confirms a cyberattack on its systems while stating customer funds remain safe, as investigators estimate losses at $133 million.
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