News · CNBC · Nov 6, 2026
Fake job interview scams like the one that hit Binance are getting more sophisticated. Here are the new signs to watch for
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Binance lost more than $6 billion in a hack partly caused by fake job interviews. Here's what job seekers can learn from it, and tips to avoid job search scams.
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