Binance says a fake recruitment process and compromised internal AI tooling helped attackers reach its wallet-signing systems, The Block reports. The exchange says it has frozen or intercepted about $2.85 billion and replenished 98% of impacted assets. It has rebuilt affected systems and is commissioning an independent cybersecurity review. Withdrawals resumed in further phases on November 3; the report does not describe a complete reopening. These are Binance's initial findings and recovery claims.
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The Block reports Binance's initial finding that fake recruitment and compromised internal AI tooling enabled access to wallet-signing infrastructure.
www.theblock.coBinance says about $2.85 billion was frozen or intercepted and 98% of impacted assets replenished.
www.theblock.coBinance says it rebuilt affected systems, is commissioning an independent cybersecurity review and continued phased withdrawal reopening on November 3.
www.theblock.coLimitation: These are the exchange's initial findings and recovery claims; withdrawals are reopening in phases.
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