Protect your account from #Binance
In the world of cryptocurrencies, scammers employ increasingly sophisticated tactics to deceive users and gain access to their accounts. One of the most common techniques is phishing, which involves impersonating Binance through fake emails, websites, or messages to steal your credentials.
How to protect yourself?
1. Always check the URL: Ensure you are on the official site: https://www.binance.com. Avoid accessing through links in suspicious emails or messages.
2. Set up an anti-phishing code: This custom code will appear in all official Binance emails, helping you identify legitimate communications.
3. Use Binance Verify: Official tool to verify the authenticity of emails, links, and social media accounts.
4. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA): Add an extra layer of security to your account using apps like Google Authenticator or Binance Authenticator.
5. Do not share sensitive information: Binance will never ask for your password, private keys, or 2FA codes via email or message.
🚨 Recent alert
Binance CEO, Changpeng Zhao, warned about a massive SMS phishing scam, where users receive fake messages about withdrawals and are directed to fraudulent sites to steal their credentials.
He recommended not clicking on SMS links and accessing Binance by typing the address manually in the browser.
📩 Did you receive a suspicious email?
If you doubt the authenticity of a message, do not click on any links.
Contact Binance's official support and provide screenshots or the EML file of the email for verification.
Stay informed and protect your assets. For more details on how to identify and avoid phishing scams, visit Binance's security section:
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