Odaily reported, citing monitoring by Bitcoin News, that Binance is allegedly still using an automatic deposit-sweeping function that moves newly deposited user funds into a hot wallet that has already been compromised. According to the monitoring note, the attacker is said to keep transferring funds out of that wallet whenever new deposits arrive, creating potential risk for user deposits. The alert accompanying the report advised users to avoid making deposits until the issue is resolved. The report did not provide additional details beyond the monitoring claim and warning. As presented by Odaily, the key concern is that fresh incoming funds may continue to be exposed if they are automatically consolidated into the affected wallet before the incident is addressed.
Odaily reported, citing monitoring by Bitcoin News, that Binance is allegedly still using an automatic deposit-sweeping function to move newly deposited user funds into a hot wallet that has already been compromised.
According to the monitoring note, the attacker is said to continue transferring funds out of that wallet when new funds arrive, which could put user deposits at risk. The related alert advised users to avoid making deposits until the incident is resolved.
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