A fake job interview and a tampered software download led to crypto's biggest hack "Binance says hackers used well known tricks to carry out a $6.3 billion heist." "In June, a…
Scott Melker Published: 2026-11-04 17:48 UTC Collected: 2026-11-04 19:36 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
A fake job interview and a tampered software download led to crypto's biggest hack
"Binance says hackers used well known tricks to carry out a $6.3 billion heist."
"In June, a wallet engineer downlo…
A fake job interview and a tampered software download led to crypto's biggest hack
"Binance says hackers used well known tricks to carry out a $6.3 billion heist."
"In June, a wallet engineer downloaded a tampered Homebrew install while looking for an AI coding tool. Binance replaced his device, but the hackers learned about the wallet team."
"In September, fake recruiters put a second engineer through job interviews and had him download a coding assignment that hid malware."
"Then attackers used that computer and an internal AI tool to take over two more engineers' devices."
"On October 29th, they used stolen credentials to abuse Binance's wallet signature services."
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