The largest crypto exchange, Binance, after being hacked and causing $6.3 billion in damage, has temporarily suspended all deposit and withdrawal operations: we are working non-stop to resolve the issue. Binance will cover all losses. As a precaution, we have temporarily suspended all deposits and withdrawals. Binance's preliminary investigation suggests that the security incident may have been caused by the hacking of a DevOps engineer's laptop. This allowed an attacker to gain access to the service container and initiate unauthorized withdrawal transactions. The total damage is estimated at about 6.3 billion dollars. We managed to block some of the affected assets - about 3 billion dollars are currently frozen. Binance will cover all losses using the SAFU fund and the company's private funds. User funds are safe.

The largest crypto exchange, Binance, after being hacked and causing $6.3 billion in damage, has temporarily suspended all deposit and withdrawal operations: we are working non-stop to resolve the issue. Binance will cover all losses. As a precaution, we have temporarily suspended all deposits and withdrawals. Binance's preliminary investigation suggests that the security incident may have been caused by the hacking of a DevOps engineer's laptop. This allowed an attacker to gain access to the service container and initiate unauthorized withdrawal transactions. The total damage is estimated at about 6.3 billion dollars. We managed to block some of the affected assets - about 3 billion dollars are currently frozen. Binance will cover all losses using the SAFU fund and the company's private funds. User funds are safe.