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BINANCE SAYS ITS $6.34B HACK BEGAN WITH A FAKE JOB INTERVIEW THAT PLANTED MALWARE ON AN ENGINEER'S WORK COMPUTER ABOUT $2.85B HAS BEEN FROZEN OR INTERCEPTED, IT SAYS

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Published: 2026-11-03 15:18 UTC
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BINANCE SAYS ITS $6.34B HACK BEGAN WITH A FAKE JOB INTERVIEW THAT PLANTED MALWARE ON AN ENGINEER'S WORK COMPUTER ABOUT $2.85B HAS BEEN FROZEN OR INTERCEPTED, IT SAYS

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