Binance uncovers wider breach in $6.3 billion exploit, targets Sunday withdrawal restart
CEO Richard Teng said hackers erased evidence and bypassed security checks. Binance plans to publish its proof of reserves Monday.
Key Takeaways
- CEO Richard Teng said hackers erased evidence and bypassed security checks.
- Binance plans to publish its proof of reserves Monday.
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