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Binance hack: How to spot fake support messages after the $6.3 billion theft

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After the $6.3 billion Binance hack, scammers may pose as support staff. Learn how to spot fake messages and protect your cryptocurrency account.

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    Binance hack: How to spot fake support messages after the $6.3 billion theft (opens MLive)

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    After the $6.3 billion Binance hack, scammers may pose as support staff. Learn how to spot fake messages and protect your cryptocurrency account.

  2. Inc.

    Binance Lost $6.3 Billion in Crypto. The Hackers’ Methods Expose a Threat Every Business Faces (opens Inc.)

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    As hackers worked to infiltrate Binance, they turned to a trick that could compromise any employee: a fake job interview.

  3. Bloomberg

    Hackers Paid $15 to Drain $2.5 Billion From Binance in One Hit (opens Bloomberg)

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    The hackers who stole $6.3 billion from Binance last week found a way to take 40% of the stolen cryptocurrency in one hit, reducing their chances of being caught in the act, and it cost them just $15.

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