OKX Star said in a post on X that OKX deals with a wide range of cyberattacks every month, including advanced persistent threat, or APT, attacks aimed at the crypto industry. The executive said the exchange began using LLM-based automated penetration testing more than a year ago.
The statement also referred to recent security incidents involving industry peers. According to the post, OKX will study those cases closely, strengthen internal reviews across the board, and keep improving its security framework. The message ended with a note that the company intends to remain humble and vigilant.
The remarks were cited by ChainCatcher in a 7x24 news update. No further details were provided in the brief on the scope of the testing program or on the specific incidents involving other companies.
According to ChainCatcher, OKX Star said in a post on X that OKX detects and responds to various kinds of cyberattacks every month, including advanced persistent threat, or APT, attacks targeting the crypto industry.
OKX Star said the exchange started LLM-based automated penetration testing more than a year ago. Referring to recent security incidents involving industry peers, the post said OKX will draw lessons from those cases, carry out broader internal checks, continue improving its security system, and remain humble and vigilant.
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