AI News/Wire summary
Binance says a fake job interview preceded a $6.3 billion hack
Key points
- According to Binance, an engineer ran malicious code on a work computer while completing a task for a fake job interview.
- Binance says the attackers took several steps starting in June before gaining access to its system.
- The source says the hackers then used an AI tool, though the excerpt available does not give details.
Why it matters for marketers: Content and hiring teams should treat candidate assignments and unsolicited job tasks as a possible security risk, and check them before running any code.
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The Information: Binance Says Hackers Used Bogus Job Interview and AI Tool
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