u.today Binance Users Targeted by Rising Phishing Text Scams
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- •Binance warns users of increased phishing text scams.
- •Fraudulent messages impersonate security alerts to steal account access.
- •Users should verify links and enable security features to protect accounts.
Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, has issued warnings about a surge in phishing attacks targeting its users through fraudulent text messages. These messages masquerade as legitimate security alerts, claiming unauthorized changes to account settings or suspicious activity. The texts often contain shortened malicious links, pressuring recipients to act quickly without verifying the authenticity of the message. Binance emphasized that it will never request users to click links in text messages for account verification. Users are advised to verify links before clicking, enable the Withdrawal Address Whitelist, and activate the Anti-Phishing Code feature. The exchange has noted that many users have fallen victim to these scams, highlighting the urgency of the situation.
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