Binance has once again responded to the incident of "users' assets being hacked due to browser plug-ins". The user has clarified the misunderstanding about Binance in a tweet, saying that Binance was not aware of the plug-in in advance and that Binance's KOL was not an undercover agent.
In response to this incident, Binance issued an official response, reiterating its emphasis on the security of user assets and stating that it will further strengthen risk control and security measures. Binance's security and risk control team has carefully analyzed this case. Regarding abnormal cross-trading, Binance stated that prevention and control measures have been implemented, but they still need to be strengthened in the future. Binance mentioned that through the "Bug Bounty Program" (details), they encourage community members to report potential vulnerabilities and apply for rewards for users involved in this incident to help them overcome difficulties.
In addition, Binance will conduct double confirmation for sudden price fluctuations and big data alarms, and increase user reminders. In terms of plug-in operation and Cookies authorization, Binance will consider increasing the verification frequency and adding security verification links according to specific circumstances and user differences. Binance also reminds all users to be vigilant, use a clean web browser, do not install any third-party plug-ins, and log out after use. Binance emphasizes that protecting the security of users' assets is its long-term responsibility and promises to continue to invest in protecting the security of users' assets.
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