Cointelegraph Binance and Deribit Revoke SignalPlus API Keys After Security Breach
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- •API keys for SignalPlus were revoked by Binance and Deribit as a precaution after a security breach.
- •The breach involved a compromised engineer's computer via a fake Teams invitation, leading to losses under $82,000.
- •SignalPlus is enhancing security protocols, including implementing IP whitelisting for API access.
On November 5, 2026, Binance and Deribit revoked API keys linked to the crypto trading platform SignalPlus due to a security breach. SignalPlus reported that attackers compromised an engineer's computer through a fake Microsoft Teams invitation, resulting in losses of less than $82,000. Both exchanges confirmed that their systems remained unaffected, but trading and automation services through SignalPlus were halted. SignalPlus is reimbursing affected users and plans to enhance security measures, including implementing IP whitelisting for API access. The incident highlights vulnerabilities associated with third-party API connections in cryptocurrency trading. SignalPlus detected and contained the breach, but the full scope of the incident is still under investigation.
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