Binance has issued a security alert concerning a recent uptick in SMS phishing attacks aimed at users. The exchange advises turning on three protections: link verification, withdrawal address whitelisting, and an anti-phishing code. Users should check SMS links carefully and use the unique code in official emails to verify authenticity.
Binance is warning users after a recent uptick in SMS phishing attacks. In a fresh security reminder, the exchange told people to switch on three account-safety tools: link verification, withdrawal address whitelisting, and an anti-phishing code.
Binance said users need to check links sent by text messages with care and stay away from clicking suspicious URLs. The withdrawal address whitelist limits fund transfers to pre-approved addresses only. And the platform has an anti-phishing code too, which users can check inside official emails to verify whether a message is genuine. (Crypto.news)
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