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Binance says $6.3 billion hack began with fake job interview and internal AI tool
Binance's incident report attributes the record breach to a months-long North Korea-linked social engineering campaign that compromised hot-wallet signing infrastructure via Ethereum's EIP-7702, drawing official denials from Pyongyang and calls for industry security coordination.
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