Speaking at the Oxford Union, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao said a recent hack was preventable and that attackers spent about five to six months combining social engineering, interview phishing and AI to find weaknesses. He said AI will make systems safer in the long run and called for industry collaboration with AI labs, law enforcement and security experts.
The story so far: South Korea FSC response to Binance hack
After a $6.3bn theft at Binance on 29 October, which the FBI attributed to North Korean hackers, CZ backed a crypto security alliance to share audits and coordinate asset freezes. The US State Department now urges joint government action and full UN sanctions enforcement on Pyongyang. Blockaid researchers said…
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