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Binance traced the $6.34bn hack to a fake job interview, a tampered installer and an abused internal AI tool. Here is the full chain.

Crypto: Binance reveals how a fake job interview, malware and an internal AI tool preceded a $6.34 billion cryptocurrency theft.

The $6.34 billion Binance hack began with a tampered software download and a fake job interview that gave North Korean attackers a way in.

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