The hackers facing companies in this industry are not lone individuals or small groups, but powerful state-organized forces—this is the most terrifying aspect. Such hacking problems can have devastating consequences for the entire industry. Binance's extremely painful lesson serves as a warning that the entire industry needs to invest more in security measures and requires industry-wide collaborative standardization. I carefully read the entire investigation report released by Binance today. Previously, my impression of North Korean hackers was that their skills were extremely advanced. This incident clearly shows that their attacks were not social engineering attacks, but rather infiltration of people rather than simple technical intrusions. This is precisely the method that this extremely underdeveloped country excels at. They can mobilize state power to organize people from all walks of life into coordinated teams to infiltrate from various weaknesses—something traditional hackers cannot accomplish. I despise such rogue states.