🚨🚨🚨A top influencer reposted a security alert🚨🚨🚨
「Binance just announced that withdrawals for some tokens have resumed. Crypto communities are buzzing with excitement, and everyone is rushing to move their assets back to their cold wallets.
But the first 60 minutes after withdrawal channels reopen are precisely when top hackers and on-chain phishing gangs are most eager to strike.
Attackers know users’ panic all too well:
After the anxiety of suspended withdrawals, users are often extremely flustered and just want to get their coins out as quickly as possible and keep them safe.
During this window, hackers flood public addresses with “poisoning transactions” whose first and last four characters are identical to those of legitimate addresses.
Many people take the easy route and copy an address they just used from their wallet history, or their computer’s clipboard has already had the middle dozen or so characters of the hash replaced by malware.
Withdrawals are back online, but one mistaken tap to confirm is all it takes for your assets to vanish forever into the dark forest.
The more urgent the situation feels, the more important it is to visually verify the entire 42-character hexadecimal address from beginning to end, three times. Taking an extra thirty seconds won’t hold anything up, but rushing could cost you everything.」
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「Binance just announced that withdrawals for some tokens have resumed. Crypto communities are buzzing with excitement, and everyone is rushing to move their assets back to their cold wallets.
But the first 60 minutes after withdrawal channels reopen are precisely when top hackers and on-chain phishing gangs are most eager to strike.
Attackers know users’ panic all too well:
After the anxiety of suspended withdrawals, users are often extremely flustered and just want to get their coins out as quickly as possible and keep them safe.
During this window, hackers flood public addresses with “poisoning transactions” whose first and last four characters are identical to those of legitimate addresses.
Many people take the easy route and copy an address they just used from their wallet history, or their computer’s clipboard has already had the middle dozen or so characters of the hash replaced by malware.
Withdrawals are back online, but one mistaken tap to confirm is all it takes for your assets to vanish forever into the dark forest.
The more urgent the situation feels, the more important it is to visually verify the entire 42-character hexadecimal address from beginning to end, three times. Taking an extra thirty seconds won’t hold anything up, but rushing could cost you everything.」
#FBI确认朝鲜应对币安被盗事件负责
$牛来
