The HSE called the FBI's allegations against Pyongyang "manipulation" after the Binance hack Such statements are needed to deflect attention from the exchange's employees, who leaked $6.3 billion from users' wallets. The responsibility for what happened lies with the trading platform itself, said Alexander Pushko, project manager at the School of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the Higher School of Economics, on the "Moscow Speaks" radio station. Unfortunately, this series repeats itself over and over again. The target at fault in a given situation always turns out to be North Korean hackers, the Kremlin or the Iranians. The list is small. This is typical manipulation, that is, you need to divert this attention away from yourself, which fails in this story. Right now, this hype is spreading all over the world, and this is truly a unique case where $6.3 billion was withdrawn from crypto wallets. Experts discuss and say that the alleged hackers ran the scripts several times, after which everything turned out quite smoothly. This makes me very skeptical of third party hackers simply because you have to be a super hacker to pull off these runtime scenarios. It seems to me that this is a failure of the stock exchange itself.

The HSE called the FBI's allegations against Pyongyang "manipulation" after the Binance hack Such statements are needed to deflect attention from the exchange's employees, who leaked $6.3 billion from users' wallets. The responsibility for what happened lies with the trading platform itself, said Alexander Pushko, project manager at the School of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the Higher School of Economics, on the "Moscow Speaks" radio station. Unfortunately, this series repeats itself over and over again. The target at fault in a given situation always turns out to be North Korean hackers, the Kremlin or the Iranians. The list is small. This is typical manipulation, that is, you need to divert this attention away from yourself, which fails in this story. Right now, this hype is spreading all over the world, and this is truly a unique case where $6.3 billion was withdrawn from crypto wallets. Experts discuss and say that the alleged hackers ran the scripts several times, after which everything turned out quite smoothly. This makes me very skeptical of third party hackers simply because you have to be a super hacker to pull off these runtime scenarios. It seems to me that this is a failure of the stock exchange itself.