Bloomberg: CEX and CEX successfully prevent phishing attacks similar to CEX.

[Bloomberg: CEX and CEX Successfully Prevent Phishing Attacks Similar to CEX] According to Bloomberg, both CEX and CEX have recently become targets of social engineering attacks similar to the CEX disclosure incident, but both exchanges reported no customer information leakage, successfully preventing the attacks "due to internal protective measures." Attackers attempted to lure customer service representatives via Telegram to obtain "sensitive customer data such as account balances and home addresses." It was reported that "the AI security systems of the two exchanges identified the attack vector and blocked the phishing attempt." Previously, CEX disclosed in documents submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that cybercriminals "bribed overseas customer service representatives" in an attempt to gain access to user data and account management records. The incident could result in up to $400 million in remediation costs and customer compensation. It is currently unclear whether the attack on the CEX and the CEX are by the same group of hackers.