Binance said its Binance Wallet Security Center helped users avoid about $540 million in potential losses in the first half of 2026, according to a newsflash cited by Odaily. Over the same period, the company said the system filtered roughly 206 million spam transfers, identified 4.93 million high-risk transactions, and flagged about 996,000 malicious approvals. Binance also said attackers are using AI to mass-produce malicious code, phishing websites, and fake identities. In its description, that shift is changing attacks from broad, large-scale attempts into more targeted fraud. The update focused on figures disclosed by Binance and did not include additional details on affected assets, chains, or specific incidents.
Binance said its Binance Wallet Security Center helped users avoid about $540 million in potential losses in the first half of 2026, according to an Odaily newsflash.
During the period, Binance said the center filtered about 206 million spam transfers, identified 4.93 million high-risk transactions, and detected about 996,000 malicious approvals.
Binance also said attackers are using AI to generate malicious code, phishing websites, and fake identities at scale, shifting attacks from broad distribution to more targeted fraud.
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