binancesecurity

À medida que a adoção de criptomoedas cresce, também crescem as ameaças de segurança—e a Binance está se esforçando. A maior exchange de criptomoedas do mundo está destacando três camadas de segurança essenciais projetadas para manter as carteiras dos usuários mais seguras do que nunca.
Primeiro, Autenticação de Dois Fatores (2FA). Isso adiciona uma camada extra à sua conta, exigindo um segundo passo de verificação além da sua senha. Mesmo que alguém obtenha seus detalhes de login, a 2FA pode impedir que eles avancem.
Em segundo lugar, Códigos Anti-Phishing. A Binance permite que os usuários definam um código exclusivo que aparece em todos os e-mails oficiais. Se o código estiver ausente, você sabe instantaneamente que algo está errado—sem mais cair em links falsos ou mensagens de golpe.

O Centro de Segurança é uma nova seção dentro da Binance Wallet projetada para ajudar os usuários a proteger seus ativos cripto e gerenciar riscos de segurança de forma mais fácil — tudo em um só lugar.
🛡️ Principal Recurso: Verificação de Segurança
A parte mais importante é algo chamado Verificação de Segurança.
Este recurso:
Verifica automaticamente sua carteira
Procura por possíveis riscos de segurança ou fraquezas
Fornece recomendações claras sobre como tornar sua conta mais segura
Por exemplo, pode alertá-lo se:
Suas configurações de segurança estão fracas
Você não ativou certas proteções

In crypto, innovation moves fast—but crime often moves faster. New chains launch, new products appear, and liquidity shifts in days. Yet behind every price chart and trading interface, a less visible battle determines who survives long-term: the fight to protect users from fraud, manipulation, and organized cybercrime.

Between 2022 and 2025, Binance has increasingly positioned security not as a support function, but as a strategic pillar. The numbers now tell a story that goes far beyond marketing—one of prevention, disruption, and ecosystem-level cooperation.

This period marks a clear shift in how large crypto platforms measure success: not only by volume or users, but by how much damage never happens.

The hardest losses to measure are the ones that never occur

Most people think of security in crypto only after something goes wrong: a hack, a scam, a frozen account. But modern financial security—especially at global scale—focuses on intervention before harm.

From late 2022 through mid-2025, Binance reports that its internal risk and monitoring systems helped shield approximately 7.5 million users from potential financial loss, preventing an estimated $10 billion in attempted fraud.

That figure is important because it reflects prevention, not recovery.

In practical terms, this includes:

blocking withdrawals linked to active scam patterns,
interrupting transactions triggered by social-engineering attacks,detecting account takeovers early through behavior analysis,
and inserting friction at moments when users are most vulnerable to manipulation.

Unlike traditional hacks, many modern crypto losses are user-authorized. That makes prevention far more complex—and far more valuable when done correctly.

Why scams, not hacks, are the real threat

The largest crypto losses today rarely come from broken cryptography. They come from broken trust.

Scam models such as “pig-butchering” rely on long-term psychological manipulation, often combined with cross-border money laundering networks. Victims believe they are making legitimate investments, only realizing the deception when funds are already dispersed.

During this period, Binance reports freezing nearly $50 million connected to pig-butchering operations across parts of the Asia-Pacific region. These freezes matter not just for victims, but for disrupting criminal infrastructure. When funds are immobilized early, entire scam networks are forced to rebuild, exposing new traces and vulnerabilities.

This approach reflects a broader shift: security teams are no longer only defending platforms—they are actively attacking criminal scalability.

Recovery is important—but disruption is decisive

Not every incident can be stopped in advance. When crime does occur, speed and coordination determine whether funds vanish or return.

Between January and July 2024 alone, publicly disclosed cases show over $73 million recovered from hack- and fraud-related incidents involving Binance cooperation. In parallel, joint operations with international agencies resulted in $97.4 million recovered through coordinated enforcement actions.

One of the most significant examples was a large-scale operation conducted with INTERPOL and AFRIPOL, which led to:

more than 1,200 arrests,
the dismantling of thousands of malicious digital infrastructures,
and the shutdown of organized scam and illegal mining operations across multiple countries.

These outcomes highlight an important reality: crypto crime is rarely local, and no single institution can address it alone. Effective security now depends on public-private alignment.

Training law enforcement is not optional anymore

Technology evolves faster than regulation—and far faster than traditional investigative training. That gap has historically been exploited by cybercriminals.

To close it, Binance has invested heavily in education, delivering over 400 law-enforcement training sessions across more than 86 countries. These programs focus on:

blockchain tracing fundamentals,
identifying scam typologies,
understanding cross-chain laundering techniques,
and accelerating lawful asset recovery processes.

In one major training event, more than 1,300 investigators participated simultaneously, reflecting growing global recognition that crypto expertise is no longer niche—it is essential.

This training does not just benefit regulators. It feeds back into faster case resolution, clearer communication channels, and more efficient emergency responses when real users are at risk.

Security as a system, not a feature

What makes Binance’s 2022–2025 security narrative notable is not any single metric—it’s how the pieces reinforce each other.

Prevention systems reduce victim exposure at the transaction level.
Freeze and recovery mechanisms limit damage when incidents occur.
International cooperation increases pressure on criminal networks.
Education and training raise the baseline competence of the entire ecosystem.

Together, these elements create a feedback loop where each success improves the next response.

This is what turns security into a competitive edge: not slogans, but compounding capability.

Why this matters for the future of crypto

Crypto adoption will not be driven by speculation alone. It will be driven by confidence—the belief that platforms can protect users not only from technical failures, but from increasingly sophisticated deception.

From 2022 to 2025, Binance’s reported security impact suggests a clear strategic bet: that trust, once lost, is almost impossible to buy back, but when consistently protected, becomes a durable advantage.

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Atualmente, estamos vendo um aumento significativo em tentativas sofisticadas de phishing por SMS direcionadas a usuários da Binance. Dada a atual volatilidade do mercado, golpistas estão usando táticas de alta pressão para comprometer contas.
A Ameaça Atual:
Os usuários estão recebendo mensagens de texto afirmando que um "Novo Login" ou "Suspensão de Conta" foi detectado. Essas mensagens frequentemente incluem um "Número de Suporte" fraudulento ou um link para um site de "Verificação de Segurança" que imita a interface oficial da Binance.
Protocolos de Segurança Imediatos: