The answer to your question is very simple, trust no exchange with your tokens, always keep your tokens in a wallet you alone have the private keys to, hackers are getting smarter on daily basis, send tokens to an exchange when you want to sell and withdraw immediately. Stay safe
Topic: CAN BINANCE REALLY BE HACKED? THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE. - page 4. (Read 354 times)
There's a reason why everybody loves binance. If there's an incident hacked through binance. Is it their fault? How about those hackers who used phishing sites to attract big investors and got hooked? Probably the hacker loves binance as well. Sorry for those who have been hacked. Its your responsibility to keep safe your tokens and avoid those who are fond of sending phishing site. Please someone share the thread were phishing attacks are discuss and how to prevent become a victim. Don't blame all the consequence to binance. They have a very strong security especially when they have been targeted before for hacking.
It wasn't hacked. Some users had their API keys phished, which is entirely their fault and nothing to do with Binance. As usual, Binance's response was swift and professional, and your funds are not at risk.
Don't jump to conclusions yet, the article heading says "Binance Potentially Hacked". Potentially - right? So, we don't know anything. It could well be abuse of the account API keys or issue with some third-party bot trading software. Lets wait and see!
It was a shock to me wake up to read the news of a HACK into BINANCE which resulted into casting away of a huge sum of bitcoin amounting to 7,000 bitcoin. That is a whopping $45,000,000.
With how much we trust BINANCE in term of cyber security and some other measures put in place, how could that happen without their techs knowing?
My main question now is what exchange do we now trust in term of security when it comes to being safe with our tokens?
https://stocksgazette.com/2018/07/03/binance-potentially-hacked-for-45-million-announces-unplanned-maintenance/
With how much we trust BINANCE in term of cyber security and some other measures put in place, how could that happen without their techs knowing?
My main question now is what exchange do we now trust in term of security when it comes to being safe with our tokens?
https://stocksgazette.com/2018/07/03/binance-potentially-hacked-for-45-million-announces-unplanned-maintenance/
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