Binance has denied allegations of a recent data breach, saying that the user accounts remain secure.
Earlier, a hacker asserted gaining access to a law enforcement request account named “KodexGlobal,” purportedly enabling the subpoena of user information from various firms, including Coinbase, Binance, and Chainlink.
Binance Refutes Data Leak Claims
In a recent blog update on February 4, Hudson Rock, a cybercrime solutions provider, reported that a hacker is offering access to a law enforcement request system account on BreachForums for $5,000 or $300 per emergency data request (EDR).
The perpetrator claims to be capable of making EDRs for various services, including LinkedIn, Discord, Tinder, Binance, Coinbase, Chainlink, SendGrid, and others.
The hacker is believed to have gained entry into law enforcement systems by exploiting credentials acquired from Infostealer Infections, often originating from compromised computers owned by law enforcement officers.
Hudson Rock’s research
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