WS #16678
Binance has resumed withdrawals following its largest-ever crypto hack, with reports indicating that North Korean hackers used preset scripts and human supervision rather than adaptive AI to move assets. In related security news, the XRP Ledger is set to fix a flaw that could have allowed stablecoin partners to print new tokens, with the patch activation clock restarting after brief validator dips. These events highlight ongoing security vulnerabilities in centralized exchanges and the importance of protocol-level fixes in decentralized networks.
Crypto Security and Binance Aftermath
Binance has resumed withdrawals following its largest-ever crypto hack, with reports indicating that North Korean hackers used preset scripts and human supervision rather than adaptive AI to move assets. In related security news, the XRP Ledger is set to fix a flaw that could have allowed stablecoin partners to print new tokens, with the patch activation clock restarting after brief validator dips. These events highlight ongoing security vulnerabilities in centralized exchanges and the importance of protocol-level fixes in decentralized networks.