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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates—Hackers used a fake job interview to compromise a Binance software engineer and ultimately steal $6.3 billion in cryptocurrency, according to an account detailed by the ...

Hackers who stole a record $6.3bn (£4.7bn) from Binance used fake job interviews and a compromised internal AI tool, the firm ...