Cryptopotato Malware Dataset Exposes 420,000 Stolen Binance Accounts
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A dataset containing 149 million stolen credentials, including login details for 420,000 Binance accounts, was discovered among cybercriminals. The data was obtained through information-stealing malware installed on victims' devices, indicating a shift in crypto theft tactics. Security firm Web3 Antivirus issued an alert on February 4, 2026, regarding this significant breach.
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