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Binance says hackers used fake job interview to compromise computer before $6.3 billion attack

Nov 3 (Reuters) - Binance ⁠said hackers used ‌a bogus job interview to compromise a computer ​and use an ⁠internal artificial ⁠intelligence tool to gain control ⁠over ‌the company's wallets and ⁠drain $6.3 billion, in what ​could ‌be the largest-ever financial ⁠heist.

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币安称,黑客利用虚假的求职面试入侵了其计算机系统,随后发动了价值 63 亿美元的攻击。

Binance logo and hacker code are seen in this illustration taken October 30, 2026. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration

Nov 3 (Reuters) - Binance ⁠said hackers used ‌a bogus job interview to compromise a computer ​and use an ⁠internal artificial ⁠intelligence tool to gain control ⁠over ‌the company's wallets and ⁠drain $6.3 billion, in what ​could ‌be the largest-ever financial ⁠heist.

Binance ​on Tuesday said that as a ⁠result of the hack, ​it is increasing investment in AI-enabled detection ⁠and is working on establishing a security research fund and ​targeted initiatives ⁠with leading AI ​companies.

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