⚡️UPDATE: $6.3 BILLION Binance hack began with a FAKE job interview. An engineer downloaded a coding assignment containing malware onto his work computer after attackers posed as recruiters, per CoinDesk. - Attackers later used an internal AI tool to reach two wallet engineers’ computers. - Stolen credentials let them run a malicious script on October 29. - They exploited Ethereum’s EIP-7702 feature to gain control over a hot wallet. Containment took about four hours. Binance says $2.85 BILLION has been frozen and 98% of affected tokens replenished with company funds. Users will not bear the losses. The FBI attributed the attack to North Korea.