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Binance says fake job interviews were used in a $6.3bn crypto hack

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Binance says an engineer was approached through a legitimate job-hunting platform and invited to sham job interviews. The interviews were run by individuals posing as representatives of a fake company. The company says the deception was part of a broader scheme tied to a $6.3bn crypto hack. The source article provides limited further detail on the timing and specific mechanics of the attack. The case highlights how social engineering through recruitment channels can be used to target people in the crypto industry.

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