Binance Hack: How Fake Job Interviews and AI Abuse Led to a $6.34 Billion Attack
2026-11-04T08:51:37Z•14482f3fd590764b0196db02f8d371b8e28905ae2a3245e7932f9dd86c86ed57
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SecurityAffairs RSS feed covering major cybersecurity developments, including the alleged $6.34 billion Binance cryptocurrency theft attributed to North Korea, ransomware targeting outdated Synology DSM devices, the XCPE botnet compromising over 1.3 million Android set-top boxes, AI-assisted infostealing and attack techniques, mercenary spyware targeting public officials, attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems and emergency alert apps, and NIS2 governance requirements. The feed contains multiple high-impact incidents, but the provided summaries do not identify specific CVE identifiers.
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