The Binance Theft Started With a Job Interview: Access Decided the Cost
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Summary: In September, a Binance software engineer sat through two job interviews with a company that did not exist. The first was a live video call with an HR representative who shared a personal social media account, complete with photos and videos, to prove they were real. The second t
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