The crypto exchange Binance lost $6.3 billion due to a hack - the hacker could have entered the system through the laptop of a service development engineer, which was hacked. The stock exchange has already frozen about 3 billion dollars and promised to cover the rest of the losses from its own fund. According to Binance's early release, the attacker gained access to the service container after hacking into an engineer's laptop. This allowed him to send transactions and withdraw money without permission. During the investigation, Binance stopped the deposits and withdrawals, revoked permission to the affected address, and involved law enforcement. Blockchain experts are now tracking transfers and trying to recover assets. The company promises to compensate for all losses from the SAFU fund, which was created to protect users' money. Hype media in the West are already writing that North Korean hackers could have done this. True, the evidence is at the level of "Very Like" and pictures of the evil Kim Jong Un on the computer.
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