Beyond the Binance Attack: How Stealer Logs Can Link Corporate Sign-Ins to Developer and Monitoring Tools

By Assaf Morag, Cybersecurity Researcher Can a compromised laptop put far more than one account at risk? Binance’s preliminary report of its latest security incident points to a DevOps engineer’s laptop as a possible entry point to systems involved in $6.3 billion in unauthorized withdrawals. The investigation is still unfolding, but the broader question is […] The post Beyond the Binance Attack: How Stealer Logs Can…

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$6.3 Billion Stolen from Binance in Attack Attributed to North Korea

Binance links a $6.3 billion crypto theft to a compromised DevOps laptop, with North Korean hackers blamed by blockchain analysts. Binance was investigating suspicious transfers that early estimates put at up to $5.8 billion. A day later, multiple media outlets reported that the largest cryptocurrency exchange had linked the theft of about $6.3 billion to […]

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The Flashpoint Threat Intelligence Brief: Middle East

Flashpoint’s weekly analysis tracks shifting kinetic and cyber threat radiuses, geopolitical disruptions, and provides critical operational forecasts for the ongoing Middle East conflict. The post The Flashpoint Threat Intelligence Brief: Middle East appeared first on Flashpoint.

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We are not ready for what AI has done to red teaming

Something shifted in offensive security over the last eighteen months that most organizations haven’t fully absorbed yet. It isn’t that attackers got smarter. It’s that the economics of attack changed entirely — and those of us who run red teams have had a front-row seat to the transformation. The conversation about AI in cybersecurity tends to fixate on defense: better anomaly detection, faster triage, and AI-assist…