[SignalPlus: Attack Originated from Theft of a Third-Party Telegram Account; Losses Less Than $82,000, Full Compensation Expected] BlockBeats reported on November 5th that SignalPlus, a cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform, announced an attack that occurred in the early hours of November 4th. The attack originated from the theft of a third-party Telegram account, affecting a small number of accounts that had not enabled IP whitelisting. The team stated that they quickly detected and contained the intrusion. As a precaution, they have revoked all associated API keys with their centralized trading platform partners and temporarily suspended terminal services. The official statement indicated that the total loss was less than $82,000, and affected users will receive full compensation. Service is expected to be fully restored in the coming days, with further updates and operational guidelines to be released through official channels. This evening, Binance issued a statement saying that in response to the potential security issues reported by the third-party platform SignalPlus, they had taken preventative measures by proactively revoking all API keys associated with SignalPlus. Binance emphasized that its own system was unaffected and user funds are safe. Binance reminds SignalPlus users to log in directly to their Binance accounts to check their positions and unexecuted orders. Users are advised not to rebind their API keys until SignalPlus confirms the issue has been completely resolved, and to always enable IP whitelisting.