Binance co-founder CZ warns against fake wallet phishing websites.
Original headlineBinance 联合创始人 CZ 提醒警惕仿冒钱包钓鱼网站
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Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) warned users on November 5 about a phishing site impersonating Trust Wallet, urging them to check whether a domain ends in .cam rather than .com. According to security researcher Anurag, whose post CZ cited, the fake site lures users into connecting their crypto wallets under the pretext of reviewing a transfer, and its script supports Trust Wallet, Phantom and OKX wallets. The script scans wallet balances and prepares transfers to a fixed address, though transaction signing was disabled at the time. The warning matters because wallet-drainer phishing remains a persistent threat to retail users across major Solana and EVM wallet providers, and the .cam-versus-.com distinction is easy to miss. Users should watch for further reports of affected wallets and verify domains before signing any transaction.
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