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Posted by smalltech 4 days ago

North Korean fake job interview led to $6.3B Binance heist(www.theregister.com)
656 points | 384 commentspage 6
1970-01-01 4 days ago|
These are simply malicious interviews, not fake. If your company is important enough, you've got one or two inside already.
nurumaik 4 days ago||
Pretty sure it was his last job interview ever
FatalLogic 4 days ago|
Pretty sure he's going to be doing a lot of job interviews very soon
herzigma 3 days ago||
I still think it was an inside job.
ejpir 3 days ago|
Yes. Easy to just use this as an excuse for a shotty architecture and/or insider knowledge. They would never admit that.
throwitaway222 4 days ago||
I think we have reached peak whatever we're in. I think from here on out, things are gonna change.
asadotzler 4 days ago||
Letting lowbies have any credentials that can escalate to the vault is what what led to the heist.
yunnpp 3 days ago||
But did he pass the interview? I bet he got at least one Leetcode question.
100111011111 3 days ago||
Wow Binance and the workers really got done here like rookies, my goodness.
aleph_minus_one 4 days ago||
What surprises me most about the Binance hacking story is that Binance employees seem to have used their work laptops for some "programming test" (whose purpose was - as we now know - spreading malware).

I mean: if you even consider leaving your current company, you better leave no traces of your plan on your work laptop: you either use a private laptop or, even better, some burner laptop/computer that you reset afterwards.

roggenilsson 3 days ago||
This is the same approach as for the 2022 Axie Infinity hack
puffybuf 3 days ago|
How is that much money not in a cold (offline) wallet?
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