Blockaid CEO: Binance hack may stem from compromised signing system rather than stolen private keys

PANews October 30 news, according to Cointelegraph, Blockaid CEO Ido Ben-Natan said that today's Binance hack may have originated from a compromised signing system rather than stolen private keys. The attacker allegedly packed 50 EIP-7702 authorizations into a single transaction to hijack Binance wallets. Binance has not yet confirmed the specific attack method.

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