Binance lost a record $6.3bn to hackers who used fake job interviews and a compromised internal AI tool, and it suspended global withdrawals until Sunday. This is exchange operational risk plus AI-ena

What happened: Binance said hackers stole a record $6.3bn using fake job interviews, malware disguised as an interview assignment, and a compromised internal AI tool to access engineers' computers. Key numbers: $6.3bn (4.7bn pounds) stolen. Withdrawals suspended until Sunday. 98% of impacted token assets replenished as of Saturday. Why it matters: Binance apologised and said it is working with law enforcement to trace and freeze assets. The FBI indicated North Korea is responsible; Pyongyang denied involvement. Binance plans more AI threat-detection investment and a third-party review. Coverage: 4 outlets in 24h

Binance said hackers stole a record $6.3bn using fake job interviews, malware disguised as an interview assignment, and a compromised internal AI tool to access engineers' computers.

Binance apologised and said it is working with law enforcement to trace and freeze assets. The FBI indicated North Korea is responsible; Pyongyang denied involvement. Binance plans more AI threat-detection investment and a third-party review.