Binance Warns Users About Fake Support Call Scams Targeting API Access
Binance Warns Users About Fake Support Call Scams Targeting API Access
🚨 Fake Support Calls
Binance has issued a security alert about scammers impersonating support staff to gain unauthorized API access to user accounts.
How the scam works:
- Fraudsters call users pretending to be official Binance support
- They request API permissions or account credentials
- Goal is to gain control over trading and account functions
Key red flags to watch for:
- Unsolicited calls claiming to be from support
- Requests for API keys or account access
- Pressure to act immediately
Recommended actions:
- Never share API credentials with anyone
- Review and revoke suspicious API permissions
- Contact support only through official Binance channels
- Enable additional security layers on your account
This warning follows a series of security advisories from Binance, including guidance on suspicious QR codes, device security, and verification tools. Users should remain vigilant and verify all communications through official Binance channels.
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