Binance just released its investigation report on the $6 billion theft, and it's infuriating. Such a massive loss was caused by a Binance software engineer who wanted to leave the company. During a job interview, he downloaded a malicious "coding problem" given to him by a hacker posing as an HR representative. The hacker used this employee's computer to gradually infiltrate the exchange's internal systems, gaining access to the wallet system and stealing over $6 billion. Employees in critical technical positions must have dedicated work computers, prohibited from accessing websites outside the whitelist. This time it was an interview; next time it could be watching porn and getting hacked. Binance's authorization for its employees is far too high. One employee could transfer $6 billion just by leaving the site after completing a coding problem… This world is truly a shoddy operation.