[Binance Chinese Community Leader: Binance to Bear $6.3 Billion Loss; Affected Wallet Systems Rebuilt and Security Improved] BlockBeats reported on November 4th that Sisi, head of Binance's Chinese community, responded to the recent security incident, stating that Binance is responsible for the $6.3 billion loss and will compensate for it. She stated that user assets have always been there, and Binance has never misappropriated user assets; after withdrawals reopened, the platform has fulfilled withdrawal requests of the same magnitude as the stolen amount. Sisi stated that frozen and intercepted funds will be traced and recovered by Binance in conjunction with law enforcement and on-chain institutions. According to the disclosure, as of November 3rd, the affected wallet systems have been rebuilt in a new environment, internal AI tools have been rebuilt and permissions tightened, all affected devices have been replaced, and all related credentials and tokens have been invalidated. Device scanning, wallet risk control, and anomaly detection have also been strengthened. According to the FBI report, this attack originated from a nation-state adversary. So far this year, Binance has intercepted 57 attacks suspected to originate from the same source. The attackers lurked for months, gradually infiltrating the platform through fake job postings, compromised development tools, and zero-day malware, using internal AI tools as a springboard for their attacks. Furthermore, Binance is willing to share the attack characteristics with other trading platforms and participate in real-time industry alerts, suspicious fund tracking, and collaborative risk prevention. Binance will invite an independent third-party security firm to review the remediation efforts and will release the findings publicly after they are available. [Original Link]