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Binance says fake job interview and internal AI tool were used in $6.3 billion breach; North Korea denies role
Binance has begun reopening transactions and publishing zero-knowledge proof of reserves after hackers linked by the FBI to TraderTraitor infiltrated the exchange for months, while Pyongyang called the allegations absurd.
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