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ESET says April–September 2026 activity used fake job offers, then spread malware through stolen developer accounts and public packages.

About 117,000 NEAR, valued at $430,000, moved through six disposable NEAR tokens from November 5 to 7.

It cites a Binance incident affecting about $6.34 billion and promotes Ambire’s new Ice hardware wallet.

Binance froze $2.8 billion in stolen stablecoins after a $6.3 billion heist by the TraderTraitor group.

The Justice Department said OnlyFake made over $1 million selling AI-generated fake IDs for $15, and Nazarenko says North Korean IT workers used it.

Hackers stole $6.34 billion in cryptocurrency from Binance after months of planning using social engineering and malware.

Hackers stole $6.34 billion from Binance using fake job interviews and internal AI tools.

Hackers used fake job offers to compromise Binance engineers and steal $6.34 billion.

Kim Yo Jong disputed US accusations that North Korean hackers stole from Binance, leading to missile launches toward the sea.

Hackers stole $6.34 billion from Binance's wallet signing service using compromised developers and EIP-7702 abuse; $2.85 billion intercepted.
Binance engineer downloaded malware during fake job interview, enabling $6.3B theft via social engineering and AI tooling.

Hackers used fake recruiter contacts to trick an engineer into downloading malware, stealing $6.3 billion in crypto.

Hackers compromised engineers through fake job interviews to access wallet signing service and move funds across blockchains.
FBI blames North Korea’s TraderTraitor; Pyongyang denies it, and about $2.85 billion was frozen.

Binance covers all losses from North Korean-linked attack on employee device that enabled unauthorized withdrawals.
The FBI has attributed the $6.3 billion Binance hack to North Korean Lazarus Group hackers, with $2.85 billion frozen.

FBI links theft to TraderTraitor; users urged to block 628 crypto addresses.

FBI flagged 608 Ethereum addresses tied to TraderTraitor for laundering stolen Binance funds after the October 29 crypto theft.

FBI confirms North Korean hackers stole over $6 billion from Binance and converted proceeds into Ethereum.
FBI urges crypto platforms to block TraderTraitor addresses and prevent fund laundering.

The FBI confirmed TraderTraitor state-sponsored hackers stole $6.3 billion from Binance on or about October 29, 2026.

On October 29 attackers moved about $6.36 billion from Binance wallets; issuers later froze part of the funds.

The FBI attributed a $6.43 billion cryptocurrency theft to North Korean group TraderTraitor, which used trojanized Terraform and malware like FLATROOF.

FBI links the $6.3 billion theft to the TraderTraitor group, with funds moving through DeFi platforms.
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