Binance chief security officer Jimmy Su said the transaction-approval flaw exploited in the 29 October hack existed on-chain and bypassed the withdrawal system, so suspending withdrawals alone would not have stopped the outflows. He said revoking approvals took time because hot wallets use multi-party computation, and Binance has hired external experts to review the hack.
Binance's Jimmy Su says halting withdrawals alone could not have stopped $6.3bn hack outflows
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The story so far: South Korea FSC response to Binance hack
After a $6.3bn theft at Binance on 29 October, attributed by the FBI to North Korean hackers, Binance said it would restore withdrawals in batches and hired outside experts. Onchain Lens says the hacker has begun selling STRK, and that about $891m of the stolen funds may have been moved or laundered, with $5.45bn…
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Binance's Jimmy Su says halting withdrawals alone could not have stopped $6.3bn hack outflows
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