Every financial institution has its own level of security implemented to secure their users for sure.
But yet hackers find a way in, there could be two reasons for this (1) hackers are introducing new tactics every time (2) insider job.
It makes sense for me, that when a hack happens even after the tight security that already existed, the exchanges will make their security more tight to prevent future hack attempts through new tactics. I will not comment on "insider job" thing as it is not related to security. It's just a case that someone inside the company is cheating the owner maybe and it requires a lawsuit against that insider and it will be easy to recover the hacked funds.
As long as users funds are not harmed, users should not be worried. Binance is the current top altcoin exchange and it's established, so I think Binance will do everything it needs to protect user funds. Just my low brainer opinion.
So if Binance announce the real reasons how the hack happened and tighten security, would that mean you would feel confident in continuing trading there?
The number of withdrawals immediately after Binance re-opens for full business will be a good indicator of what the future holds for Binance.
I'm still trading in Binance even after the hack, I didn't really stop trading there... It is because I like Binance as it is one of the top altcoin exchange and I don't have a better option. It's like a personal choice.
Binance said they will compensate those who lost due to the hack with their SAFU funds...
I had read somewhere that it is only 2% of SAFU funds needed to compensate. So you can see Binance has a strong backup system for traders and also have the intention to compensate.
I just hope Binance will make their security system stronger from strong and best from better. And users also need to do their part in order to secure their accounts.
Those who lost trust and those who fear will definitely leave Binance, and there is nothing Binance can do.