One hacked laptop, $6.3B gone: North Korea suspected in record Binance theft
A single compromised employee device may have triggered the largest crypto theft on record, forcing every exchange executive to rethink insider access and custody risk.

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A single compromised employee device may have triggered the largest crypto theft on record, forcing every exchange executive to rethink insider access and custody risk.
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The arrest of an OpenAI employee for allegedly planting a bug in its office signals a new front in the A.I. race: insider espionage.
An alleged insider hid an encrypted recorder in a room where OpenAI leaders discussed government ties and product plans, then booked a one-way flight home.
The arrest exposes a sophisticated insider threat at a top AI lab, where unreleased models and proprietary research are prime targets for espionage.
Google told the court it is ready to carry third-party app stores starting Wednesday, July 22.