The Federal Reserve and the OCC began contacting banks about unusual activity or outages after an attack on Binance on 29 October affected about $6.34bn in digital assets, with roughly $2.85bn frozen or blocked. Binance says it shared its incident report with all banking partners and knows of no vulnerability affecting them.
Fed and OCC ask banks about impact of Binance attack affecting $6.34bn in assets
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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, 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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Fed and OCC ask banks about impact of Binance attack affecting $6.34bn in assets
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