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Binance Says 335.9 Million-Record Breach Claim Is Likely a Scam

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Briefings

A Binance breach claim of 335.9 million dollars is widely considered a scam due to inconsistencies in the listing's requirements for identity documents and private keys. The exchange explicitly states that such a listing is likely fraudulent, citing specific discrepancies in the request. This finding is based on the exchange's own internal assessment of the listing's validity.

Key points

• Binance explicitly states that a listing seeking $900,000 for identity documents and private keys is likely a scam.
• The exchange cites inconsistencies in the listing's requirements as the primary reason for the scam classification.

Context

Binance is a major cryptocurrency exchange that has faced numerous security breaches in the past. This specific incident involves a high-value claim that has been flagged as fraudulent by the exchange itself.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the exchange's internal statement regarding the listing's validity. No external verification or third-party confirmation of the scam is provided in the source.

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