Binance traces $6.3B hack to fake job interviews, compromised AI tool

The notable shift here is that the entry point was people and tooling, not a smart-contract flaw — fake interviews and a compromised AI tool turned into stolen credentials and access to wallet infrastructure. That puts exchange operational security and third-party software risk in the same frame, and it affects any venue relying on similar hiring pipelines and AI assistants. The open question is whether this attack pattern gets treated as a broader industry exposure rather than a single-exchange incident.