antiphishing

🛡️ Enable Binance’s anti-phishing code, step by step
The anti-phishing code is a word you choose. It appears in all genuine Binance emails. If an email doesn’t include your code, it’s a scam.
① Open your profile
In the app, tap the profile icon, then “Security.”
② Find “Anti-phishing code”
It’s in the security settings. Tap “Enable.”
③ Choose your code
A word only you know (letters and numbers). Avoid using your name, date of birth, or password.
④ Confirm with security verification
Binance will ask you for a verification code (2FA or email).
⑤ Check every email
An email claiming to be from “Binance” without your code? Don’t click anything and delete it.
⚠️ Never share this code, and never enter your password through a link received in a message.
Have you enabled your anti-phishing code? Reply with ✅ in the comments 👇 and share this post with a friend 🙏
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🔐 Is your Binance account secure?

Make sure you do these 5 things today to keep your Binance account secure:
1. Keep Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) enabled.
2. Use a strong, unique password.
3. Enable the Anti-Phishing Code.
4. Don’t click unfamiliar links.
5. Never share your password or OTP with anyone.
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Caption: 🚨 One small mistake could put your crypto assets at risk. So secure your account before trading.
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🚨 Protect your Binance account! 3 essential security tips you should apply TODAY 🔐The crypto market moves very fast, but none of that matters if we don’t have our account properly protected. Digital scams are right around the corner, and cybercriminals are always looking for careless users.If you want to keep your funds safe, make sure to enable this right away:1️⃣ Use Passkeys or Binance Authenticator (2FA): Never rely only on text messages (SMS). SMS codes can be easily intercepted via SIM cloning. App authenticators are much more secure.2️⃣ Enable the Anti-Phishing Code: This feature adds a secret word you choose to every official email Binance sends you. If you receive an email that claims to be from Binance but doesn’t include your code, it’s a scam!3️⃣ Watch out for "Technical Support" on Telegram or WhatsApp: Binance support team NEVER will send you a private message on social media, and they will never ask you to send funds to an external wallet to "verify" your account.Security is the most important investment you can make in this ecosystem.Which of these three methods do you already have enabled in your app? I’ll read your answers in the comments below! 👇#Security #Binance #Crypto #Trading #BinanceSquare #AntiPhishing $BTC

Web3 Security: Identify and avoid traps on social networks

​Title : Beware of fake support and scams on social media 🚫🛡️

​Content :

Unfortunately, the popularity of crypto attracts malicious actors. Stay vigilant every day!

​⚠️ Golden rules for protection :

​Binance’s official support will NEVER contact you first on Telegram, WhatsApp, or via private message.

​Never click on suspicious links promising to multiply your tokens (fraudulent “Giveaways”).

​Never enter your recovery phrase (Seed Phrase) on a website.

​Report any suspicious behavior to protect the community!

​#Web3Security #SAFU #Binance #AntiPhishing #CryptoSafety

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Safety first on Binance
Enable 2FA, set an anti‑phishing code, and never share OTP or passwords. Always verify links and avoid “support” DMs.
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