Trump: We are investigating the cyber attack on Binance

Trump answered questions from members of the press after his meeting with US citizen Stephen Hubbard, released by Russia, in the Oval Office.

When asked whether a North Korean hacker group was behind the cyber attack on Binance, Trump said, "We don't know. We are investigating the attack on Binance." he replied.

When asked whether the money stolen in the attack could be taken back, Trump said that Binance would get the money back and guaranteed it.

"But it was a cyber attack. That's the problem," Trump said. he said.

Stating that in the past there were traditional methods such as withdrawing money by signing a check, but now the transactions are carried out differently, Trump said, "No one sees the money anymore. I always thought this was a little dangerous." he said.

Stating that Binance stated that the situation was largely under control, Trump said, "We will see." he said.

Binance announced yesterday that it was investigating reports of a possible security issue and that user funds were safe.

In the statement made by the company, it was reported that the estimated size of the security breach was 6.3 billion dollars and approximately 3 billion dollars of assets were frozen.