Binance Details Four-Month Path From Tainted Developer Install to $6.34 Billion Drain
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Binance’s initial report on the Oct. 29 theft says attackers spent four months moving from a tainted developer install to a stolen deployment token and an Ethereum EIP-7702 trick against an MPC hot wallet, ending in a $6.34 billion drain. The exchange detailed the campaign after the incident, which it described as a months-long operation rather than a single exploit. The report ties the loss to compromised deployment credentials and the use of EIP-7702 on the MPC hot wallet. The $6.34 billion figure makes the event one of the largest crypto thefts disclosed by a major exchange. Watchers will focus on Binance’s remediation of developer and deployment access, its MPC wallet controls, and any further disclosure on asset recovery or customer impact.
Muhabbit's AI wrote this summary from Unchained's report. It can get details wrong, so check the source.
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