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Users pull $3.6 bn from Binance as it reopens following $6.3 billion mega-hack - FBI says North Korean hacking group 'TraderTraitor' to blame, North Korea says…
Plenty of users still happy to deposit their funds into the cryptocurrency exchange nevertheless. Binance saw a huge outpouring of withdrawals when it re-opened to customers on Sunday following a hack for the history books.
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Binance reopened to customers on Sunday, November 1, after a massive hack that cost the exchange $6.3 billion. Roughly $3 billion of the loss was frozen in transit and the remainder was covered by the company. In the days following the reopening, users withdrew about $3.6 billion from the platform. The FBI has attributed the breach to the North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor, a claim that North Korea has denied.
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