SOCRadar headline claims a $6.3B Binance hot-wallet theft
Original title: Binance Hack: Inside the $6.3B Hot Wallet Theft
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SOCRadar published a post titled “Binance Hack: Inside the $6.3B Hot Wallet Theft.” The text provided with the item is site menus and product promotions, not an account of the incident. No attacker, method, date of the theft, affected wallet details or company statement appears in that text.
Unconfirmed: The article body was not included, so the theft amount and Binance’s response are unconfirmed here.
- The only incident fact in the provided text is the $6.3 billion hot-wallet claim in the title.
- No CVE, malware name or exploitation status is included.
Impact: $6.3 billion claimed stolen from Binance hot wallets
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12 min read at socradar.io
The Binance hack drained an estimated $6. 3 billion from the exchange’s hot wallets across roughly 10 blockchains on the evening of October 29, 2026. The Binance hack is a hot wallet compromise in which an attacker made Binance’s own withdrawal infrastructure sign and send funds to attacker-controlled addresses, mostly within about 20 minutes.
By Yağmur Ernalbant · socradar.io
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