šØ Beware of Binance 8th Anniversary Scams! šØ Scammers are sending fake messages claiming to celebrate Binanceās 8th anniversary, trying to trick you into clicking phishing links. Binance never sends such offers. Ā Stay safe by: ā Never click on unverified links or trust suspicious messages ā Never share your password, private keys, or verification codes ā Always access Binance services through official website or app ā Only trust announcement from Binance official website or social media Ā šCelebrate safely, donāt let fake 8th anniversary offers put your assets at risk.Ā Ā #Binance8thAnniversary #BinanceSecurity #PhishingAlert
šØ Inferno Drainer Is Back: More Than Several Million Dollars Were Stolen from Crypto Wallets in 6 Months Ā Despite claims of shutting down in 2023, Inferno Drainer has made a chilling comeback ā stealing a substantial amount from unsuspecting users in just the last six months, targeting crypto holders across major networks like Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon. Ā š What Is Inferno Drainer? Inferno Drainer is a form of āScam-as-a-Serviceā malware, sold to cybercriminals looking to launch widespread phishing campaigns. It mimics trusted platforms, prompting users to connect their wallets and unknowingly approve malicious transactions. Ā But this time, it's not stopping at fake dApps. Inferno Drainerās resurgence also includes a targeted phishing campaign against Discord users. Attackers used social engineering to redirect visitors from a real Web3 projectās site to a fake version of a popular Discord verification bot. The counterfeit site tricked victims into signing malicious transactions ā giving attackers direct access to their wallets. Ā Once permissions are granted, the damage is done ā your funds will be stolen. Ā š How to Stay Safe Your best defense is staying alert. Hereās how: ⢠Avoid Suspicious Links: Be wary of promises like free airdrops or giveaways. ⢠Double-Check URLs: Always verify that youāre on the official website before connecting your wallet. ⢠Review Permissions: Know exactly what youāre approving ā if it seems off, back out. Ā Ā The crypto world moves fast ā so do its threats. Keep your guard up, and remember: security is your strongest asset.
šAccording to the latest security intelligence, researchers confirmed the leak of 16 billion login credentials across the major tech vendor landscape like Apple, Google, Facebook, GitHub, and more. There are 30 exposed datasets containing from tens of millions to over 3.5 billion records each, and itās not just usernames and passwords,URLs, emails, and full login sequences are included. Most are new, not recycled.Ā
šThis is not just a leak ā itās a starting point for mass exploitation attacks. Proceed with caution:
1.Check all your accounts, implement multi factor authentication wherever possible. 2.Donāt save credentials in insecure environments, or share them. 3.Choose strong and unique passwords, donāt use the same one repeatedly across multiple platforms.Ā 4.Exercise with caution when logging into any system via hyperlinks from emails or third party platforms. Verify carefully to avoid phishing scam.
ā Act fast, get on top of credential security right now.
Several new critical security vulnerabilities affecting the current versions of Google Chrome browser have been identified. The flaw found in chrome's V8 JavaScript engine and WebAssembly engine, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code simply by getting you to visit a malicious website. Damaging consequences including data breach, financial loss & MORE.Ā
⢠Vulnerability: Out-of-bounds read/write in V8 JavaScript and WebAssembly engine ⢠Severity: High (CVSS 8.8) ⢠Exploited: Active exploitation in the wild confirmed ⢠Affected Versions: Chrome prior to 137.0.7151.68 ⢠Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
Safeguard yourself to upgrade your Chrome browser to the latest version. Go to >>Chrome > Settings > About Chrome. Ensure you're running version 137.0.7151.68 or higher, restart Chrome to apply the patch. More reference: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95414
šØ Security Spotlight: HoneyPot Tokens šÆ Ā A honeypot is a trap token ā you can buy, but you canāt sell. š° Ā Scammers lure users (especially memecoin chasers) with promises of massive profit potential. š Full Breakdown ā https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/22679955606073 Ā š Red Flags to Watch For: All green candlesticks š (too perfect?) Unverified or shady contracts High sell taxes or restricted transfers Top wallets holding most of the supply Ā ā Ā Stay Secure, Binancians: Donāt FOMO in Always verify token contracts Use tools like HashDit (https://www.hashdit.io/) Revoke token approvals if you got trapped Ā š Learn, share, protect. Ā #Binancesecurity#HoneypotAlert
šØ Welcome to Binance Security Ā Your security is our top priority. This account is dedicated to keeping you informed, protected, and ahead of security threats and intelligence in the crypto space. Ā ā What you can expect: Ā Easy-to-follow security tips In-depth analyses of attack methods and how to stay safe Updates, tools, and new security features of Binance's products Ā š Follow us. Stay secure.Ā Stay vigilant.
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