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Engineer B should be blacklisted from the industry. To do this on a work computer when you have the role they have (had?) at Binance is actually kinda insane? "The second…

James Seyffart
Published: 2026-11-03 16:52 UTC
Collected: 2026-11-03 17:32 UTC
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Engineer B should be blacklisted from the industry. To do this on a work computer when you have the role they have (had?) at Binance is actually kinda insane? "The second interview was conducted in a…

Engineer B should be blacklisted from the industry. To do this on a work computer when you have the role they have (had?) at Binance is actually kinda insane? "The second interview was conducted in a popular social chat app, near the end of the interview, Engineer B was instructed to download an “assignment” containing a malicious code repository onto his work computer. The repository contained malicious code that executed during the setup process, initiating a series of unauthorized activities."

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