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Hackers behind $6.3bn Binance heist ‘used malware and bogus job interviews’

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The Guardian (News media)
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https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/nov/03/hackers-63bn-binance-heist-malware-bogus-job-interviews-cryptocurrency
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The Guardian reported that Binance said: “This should not have happened, and we apologise for the concern, disruption and uncertainty it caused our users, partners and the wider industry.”

“This should not have happened, and we apologise for the concern, disruption and uncertainty it caused our users, partners and the wider industry,” Binance said in the update.

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Binance
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The Guardian (News media)
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Hackers behind $6.3bn Binance heist ‘used malware and bogus job interviews’
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