币安保卫战：用户数据是否在暗网曝光？

Story Highlights
Binance users’ KYC data may have been leaked on the Dark Web, but Binance has dismissed these claims.
Binance took immediate action to secure user accounts by implementing Multi-Factor Authentication, biometrics, and authenticators.
Binance warned users about scams exploiting market conditions and took action to freeze stolen funds.
In a startling revelation for crypto enthusiasts, reports suggest Binance users’ KYC data may be up for grabs on the Dark Web.
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Binance
, a major player in the crypto scene, faced a serious security breach when passwords and code landed on
GitHub
. The mysterious “Termf” account posted internal details like passwords, code, and security diagrams on Jan 31, sparking concerns about potential financial threats.
Let’s dive into the details and find out what’s really going on.
Jumping into Action
Fearing “severe financial harm,” Binance took immediate action. The crypto giant beefed up security with Multi-Factor Authentication, biometrics, and authenticators to counter the exposed vulnerabilities and protect user accounts.
Our security team has assessed this – as they do all potential threats – and have confirmed there is no such leak from Binance systems. User accounts remains safe.
Accounts are secured through many defenses, including MFA, biometrics, authenticators, etc.
As always, we…
— Binance Customer Support (@BinanceHelpDesk)
February 4, 2024
Rumors swirled about Binance users’ KYC data appearing on the Dark Web. Binance, however, dismissed these claims. The exchange’s security team investigated, finding no signs of a leak from their systems. A copyright takedown request on Jan 24th successfully removed compromised files, reassuring users about the safety of their information.
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Binance
‘s Warning
Addressing the wider crypto scams, Binance has warned its users about scams exploiting market conditions, including fraudsters using the identities of industry figures like Binance’s co-founder Yi He and blockchain author Anndy Lian. Binance also took swift action by freezing $4.2 million worth of XRP stolen from co-founder
Chris Larsen’s account
and expressed support for Ripple’s investigations.
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Amid the chaos, the question lingers – was the leak accidental or intentional? Binance remains tight-lipped about the source. Regardless, the exchange’s quick actions aim to minimize potential risks and ensure the security of its platform, emphasizing a commitment to user safety.
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