Binance Found No Evidence of Breach in the 335 Million User Data Claim: Did the Data Come from Devices?
Original headlineBinance 335 Milyon Kullanıcı Verisi İddiasında İhlal Kanıtı Bulamadı: Veriler Cihazlardan mı?
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Binance said it found no evidence that its systems were breached after ShinyHunters claimed to have obtained data on 335 million users and reportedly sought about $900,000 in exchange, with the exchange saying its investigation continues. The dispute centers on whether the data came from Binance's own infrastructure or was scraped from users' devices, a distinction that matters because it determines the scope of any exposure. Binance is the largest crypto exchange by trading volume, so clarity on the integrity of its user data is material for client confidence and regulatory scrutiny. Watch for Binance's completed investigation and any independent verification of the dataset, which would confirm whether the leak is a systemic breach or a narrower client-side issue.
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Binance, ShinyHunters, Selim Kuşçu, Koinbulteni.com