Yes, confirmed. Binance said at 02:25 UTC Oct 30 its initial investigation points to a compromised DevOps engineer's laptop letting an attacker reach a service container and submit unauthorized withdrawals, with no wallet key leak found so far (post).
It puts impact around $6.3B with about $3B frozen onchain with partners, and says deposits and withdrawals stay suspended while it freezes funds and works with law enforcement. It pledges to cover all losses via SAFU and company funds (post, earlier).
Onchain trackers earlier tallied about $5.6B outflows including $1.45B BTC, $875M ETH, $1.57B USDT and $823M USDC (WatcherGuru). Researchers described an EIP-7702 style upgrade of hot wallet Binance 14 before large moves, which fits withdrawals via systems rather than keys but is not yet proven by Binance.
The first alerts came at 20:41 UTC Oct 29 as "Potential Binance Hack Ongoing - Onchain" (Mutuabrian_M, Ministerr). BNB was about $712.22 on Binance spot, down about 4.8% in 24h at 03:11 UTC Oct 30. Whether outflows have fully stopped is not confirmed in a new verified figure after 02:25 UTC.