Binance Scam Websites

Hey folks! I had to post this because it is very real and myself almost got caught. I had to warning everyone here it seems like a recent method , don’t fall!

People are sharing links in FB mainly (i will not share ) with some Binance rewards and stuff to force you to login again and get your credentials.
The website its a pishing , a common technique by scammers & hackers. This in particular it ts very well built because has also an admin panel to control everything.

This website ask for :
- PIN
- Google Authenticator
- Seed Phrase
Everything it us updated in real time so if you change anything once you are logged through the website you are doing nothing because this code will be updated in the admin panel.

How did i figured this out?
First binance is binance , they dont use any other domain . They’re using the same portal but with some extra php files and other customizations. I dont have Binance account neither so i can’t get scammed lol

Even if you put a wrong password , it will ask for your code’s to confirm that it is you, dont do it.

A lot of hosting companies deny this kind of websites , and even with this restrictions i dont know how they do it so i can only warn everyone. At this moment i found that kind of websites using more languages which includes Germany , Korea , Pakistan , India , Vietnam , English and yes Spanish.

If you are doing crypto things , don’t fall .

Noted, thanks for sharing.

Old-school tactics still works it seems.

In one of my desperate attempts to make money I found this and I think many more will find it since we are all in the same situation, but do not allow despair to be stronger, because that is where we lose.

I don't know if I can share more information that I have been able to collect since yesterday, to prevent someone else from thinking about doing this, but I do think it's something they should know.

@RoiBox I wanted post 667 to be different but I think this one is better to take care of the community, what do you think?

This is known as a "Scamma", well-known among mass spammers/scammers,
A copied version of the original website that's used to steal the victims' accounts,
Not only Binance, it's used for almost all of the well-known platforms, PayPal, Steam, Origin, LoL, etc...
And it's mostly shared through emails, usually PHP mailers injected in hacked websites, targeting filtered emails,

Stay safe people, always double-check the domain, whenever the email or the website you're accessing,
Never click any random/unknown links, especially those shared by a random person online, just use common sense,

Funiki said:

In one of my desperate attempts to make money I found this and I think many more will find it since we are all in the same situation, but do not allow despair to be stronger, because that is where we lose.

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No desperate for those doing it, they know what they're doing,
They do it in mass, and there is always a conversion rate,
They find everything required to do this stuff shared online, not as all of them code it from scratch

People are still falling for phishing scams? Well damn, lol. I guess when you are coming from a place of desperation for money, your brain doesn't function correctly to spot the obvious.

Enchant said:

People are still falling for phishing scams? Well damn, lol. I guess when you are coming from a place of desperation for money, your brain doesn't function correctly to spot the obvious.

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Relax, sometimes people are busy, drunk, high, sad, confused. It's not always naivete.

deppo said:

Relax, sometimes people are busy, drunk, high, sad, confused. It's not always naivete.

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Ohh okay, fair enough. I understand if that's the case.

Master4Php said:

Noted, thanks for sharing.

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RoiBox said:

Old-school tactics still works it seems.

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hideath said:

This is known as a "Scamma", well-known among mass spammers/scammers,
A copied version of the original website that's used to steal the victims' accounts,
Not only Binance, it's used for almost all of the well-known platforms, PayPal, Steam, Origin, LoL, etc...
And it's mostly shared through emails, usually PHP mailers injected in hacked websites, targeting filtered emails,

Stay safe people, always double-check the domain, whenever the email or the website you're accessing,
Never click any random/unknown links, especially those shared by a random person online, just use common sense,

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What has left me puzzled is that phishing works, that is, it is something that works. The pin code if you put it and it's wrong the script doesn't work, if you put the wrong code too, the password is the only thing that is not well corrected and it is clear because it has no function with the database.

Many people really do this, and many fall into this trap, it's sad but it's true. And this scam at least in my case I had never seen it. It is something that is quite updated based on functionality.
No desperate for those doing it, they know what they're doing,

hideath said:

They do it in mass, and there is always a conversion rate,
They find everything required to do this stuff shared online, not as all of them code it from scratch

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Despair is always this bro, it is something that lives between us and that sometimes remains calmer than others, sometimes in the search to achieve something positive you end up worse than you were and even the same despair is what causes these things.

Enchant said:

People are still falling for phishing scams? Well damn, lol. I guess when you are coming from a place of desperation for money, your brain doesn't function correctly to spot the obvious.

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We all come from a place desperate for money, for money we get into this world in the first place.

deppo said:

Relax, sometimes people are busy, drunk, high, sad, confused. It's not always naivete.

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I support the post. I can't agree with you more, confusion but not naive, it's not the same.

For those of the forum, my intention is not to create any discord between us, nor do I want to look for any problem between anyone, I believed that if it happened to me it can happen to anyone and someone if they could lose their money too. This post is informative and a warning to protect the community, please understand this.

Funiki said:

Hey folks! I had to post this because it is very real and myself almost got caught. I had to warning everyone here it seems like a recent method , don’t fall!

People are sharing links in FB mainly (i will not share ) with some Binance rewards and stuff to force you to login again and get your credentials.
The website its a pishing , a common technique by scammers & hackers. This in particular it ts very well built because has also an admin panel to control everything.

This website ask for :
- PIN
- Google Authenticator
- Seed Phrase
Everything it us updated in real time so if you change anything once you are logged through the website you are doing nothing because this code will be updated in the admin panel.

How did i figured this out?
First binance is binance , they dont use any other domain . They’re using the same portal but with some extra php files and other customizations. I dont have Binance account neither so i can’t get scammed lol

Even if you put a wrong password , it will ask for your code’s to confirm that it is you, dont do it.

A lot of hosting companies deny this kind of websites , and even with this restrictions i dont know how they do it so i can only warn everyone. At this moment i found that kind of websites using more languages which includes Germany , Korea , Pakistan , India , Vietnam , English and yes Spanish.

If you are doing crypto things , don’t fall .

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Thanks for the story, we'll be even more careful now

Phishing scams like this are getting way too advanced. Always double-check the domain and never trust links from social media.