One DevOps laptop. That's all it took to kick off Binance's ~$6.3B incident馃く
Attacker used the laptop to reach a service container and submit unauthorized withdrawals. The system signed them.
The laptop didn't hold any private key, it just had enough reach to ask the real systems to move the money.
We probably all have at least one system in our org with that level of access. How would you secure it?
here's where I'm at today.
let's see what changes over the next 30 days.
the idea of documenting the journey instead of just the milestones is interesting.
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