The $6.3 billion heist of the Binance crypto exchange could have happened by hacking into the laptop of an engineer involved in software development and support, company founder Yi Hu said. According to her, the company found no evidence of a leak of private wallet keys. He promises that Binance will compensate customers for all losses. Binance representatives said they are trying to freeze the stolen funds. It was already possible to find out where about three billion dollars are. Deposits are not affected, deposits continue as normal, but withdrawals have been suspended due to a security update. The exchange plans to restore within 48 hours. Analysts believe this could become the biggest cryptocurrency theft in history, writes Reuters. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.

The $6.3 billion heist of the Binance crypto exchange could have happened by hacking into the laptop of an engineer involved in software development and support, company founder Yi Hu said. According to her, the company found no evidence of a leak of private wallet keys. He promises that Binance will compensate customers for all losses. Binance representatives said they are trying to freeze the stolen funds. It was already possible to find out where about three billion dollars are. Deposits are not affected, deposits continue as normal, but withdrawals have been suspended due to a security update. The exchange plans to restore within 48 hours. Analysts believe this could become the biggest cryptocurrency theft in history, writes Reuters. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.