Binance has been running monthly phishing simulations on its own employees to stay ahead of real attacks. In Asia, India moved to censor the code of messaging platform BitChat. And in South Korea, crypto trading volumes have dropped 89% this month, according to the latest data.
Binance's Internal Phishing Drills
Binance has been phishing its own staff monthly to get ahead of potential attacks. The exchange sends simulated phishing emails to employees to test their vigilance. The program is part of Binance's broader security awareness efforts. The next test is expected in August.
India Censors BitChat Code
India has taken action to censor the code of BitChat, a messaging platform. The move blocks access to the app's source code within the country. Details on the specific legal basis for the censorship have not been disclosed.
South Korean Volumes Plunge 89%
South Korean crypto exchanges have seen trading volumes drop 89% this month. The decline is one of the steepest recorded in the country's crypto market. The reasons for the sudden drop are not yet clear, but it comes amid a broader global slowdown in trading activity.
Binance's next internal phishing test is scheduled for August, as the exchange continues its monthly security drills.
