TL;DR
Scammers are impersonating Binance support on platforms like Telegram to trick users into clicking malicious links that steal credentials or 2FA codes.
While Binance’s CEO assured that the company operates around the clock to safeguard user assets, he emphasized that individual vigilance remains paramount.
‘Scammers Never Sleep’
Alongside the technical innovation and opportunities that the cryptocurrency industry provides, the sector is also rife with wrongdoers who attempt to drain the funds of inexperienced investors.
Less than a week ago, the world’s biggest crypto exchange warned about phishing scammers who employed a relatively new technique: fake customer support. According to the firm, fraudsters present themselves as Binance staff on Telegram and other social platforms.
For instance, such a perpetrator would contact victims, claiming there’s an urgent issue. Then, they send a specific link to “verify” or “reset” personal login details. “Clicki
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