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🚨ShinyHunters Claims 335M Binance User Records Stolen, Demands $900k The threat actor ShinyHunters has posted a listing on an underground forum claiming to have stolen 335 million verified user records from Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume. The post alleges that the data includes sensitive information such as private wallet keys, internal infrastructure details, and user KYC documents. According to the listing, the compromised dataset comprises 335,900,000 lines of data spanning users from approximately 170 countries. The actor claims the stolen information includes: - Crypto assets in Binance's hot wallet - Internal infrastructure information - Private key wallets - User KYC data (ID cards/passports) - Account passwords, emails, and phone numbers - Transaction history and personal identification details ShinyHunters is demanding $900,000 in XMR or BTC for the data, stating that Binance has "two options left: pay or leak." The actor has provided a sample of the data behind a paywall on the forum. ShinyHunters has been active on underground forums recently, with previous posts claiming breaches of Salesforce Data.com, Vijay Sales, and Kuwaiti government entities. While the group has demonstrated a pattern of targeting high-profile organizations and government bodies, the specific claims regarding Binance's hot wallets and private keys remain unverified. Binance has not yet publicly commented on the allegation. At the time of reporting, the alleged breach has not been independently verified, and security experts advise caution regarding unverified claims of massive-scale crypto exchange compromises. #Binance #DataBreach #ShinyHunters #CryptoSecurity #DarkWeb #ThreatIntelligence