A recent statement from Binance reveals that malicious software is changing withdrawal addresses for Binance (BNB) users. The exchange’s security team is actively blocking and reporting these addresses, but traders need to be extra careful when copying wallet details. 🛡️
Large-Scale Malware Attack: Binance Official Update ⚠️ Since August 2024, sophisticated malware has been targeting Binance users, altering cryptocurrency wallet withdrawal addresses. When users copy a wallet address to withdraw funds, the malware swaps it with the scammer’s address. This global issue affects withdrawal addresses during transactions. Be wary of plugins and apps, especially on Android, web apps, and even iOS. The Binance security team is addressing this threat... 🔒
If users don’t notice the change and complete the transfer, their cryptocurrency goes to the attacker’s wallet, causing irreversible financial loss. 💸
Binance researchers estimate that this malware often spreads through unofficial apps and plugins, particularly on Android and web platforms. 📱💻
