Topic: Malicious Binance Google Chrome Extension changed my Wallet address (Read 449 times)
You can't get your money back, because this problem was caused from you, not the exchange. Just say no to all google extension, don't install anything. There is no need for trusting a third parties regarding your personal information.
June 11, 2020, 09:06:20 AM
Judging from your answer, you think you are safe if you have or have applied all of these controls.
But nothing is less true.
But it is also not a question to prevent this in the future,
but to find fellow victims who want to report to Coinfirm,
because with more victims you have a greater chance of catching the criminals!!
But nothing is less true.
But it is also not a question to prevent this in the future,
but to find fellow victims who want to report to Coinfirm,
because with more victims you have a greater chance of catching the criminals!!
June 10, 2020, 03:38:08 AM
Did you do the correct security for your account in Binance? Like
I think with these features activated, it wouldn't be so easy to hack your account and other withdrawal settings that could be configured. It's definitely a lesson learned for you, OP.
Thank you for sharing as well.
- 2FA
- Verified Account
- Anti-phishing Code
- Withdrawal Whitelist
I think with these features activated, it wouldn't be so easy to hack your account and other withdrawal settings that could be configured. It's definitely a lesson learned for you, OP.
Thank you for sharing as well.
June 10, 2020, 03:16:34 AM
Thank you for the warning. I can only wish you good luck in this matter.
June 09, 2020, 09:46:44 AM
I don't know how much success they've had. But no cure no pay, so why not try it? Otherwise you will have lost it and what has become clear to me, that so anonymous that everyone thought, that is not true. And hence my appeal, because if many of these transactions lead to a track, the chance of being caught is likely to increase
June 09, 2020, 08:10:29 AM
How many successful did coinfirm make with their reclaim crypto service?
And as for these extensions, if there's no official statement and announcement from trading sites or any website that you use, don't download any of it. These scam extensions popped everywhere because they know that they can scam people through using the popular crypto exchanges.
And as for these extensions, if there's no official statement and announcement from trading sites or any website that you use, don't download any of it. These scam extensions popped everywhere because they know that they can scam people through using the popular crypto exchanges.
June 09, 2020, 05:59:36 AM
Why are you so sure?
I should say, read this:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michalgromek/2020/01/31/reclaiming-your-stolen-cryptoa-fresh-but-blurry-service-from-coinfirm/#5fd47858d2cd
I should say, read this:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michalgromek/2020/01/31/reclaiming-your-stolen-cryptoa-fresh-but-blurry-service-from-coinfirm/#5fd47858d2cd
June 09, 2020, 05:32:14 AM
A few weeks ago I opened an account with Binance and now I have become a victim of a hack due to a malicious extension in Google Chrome, because this extension changed my wallet address to the hacker's wallet address.
As a result, my deposit went to this hacker and I lost my entire amount.
Now my question is, have more victims of this malicious Binance extension in Google Chrome lost their entire deposit amount as a result?
If yes then my urgent request is to report you to Coinfirm.com as there is a chance that the stolen money could be recovered.
The more victims report here, the greater the case and the greater the chance that I and you will get our stolen money back.
So do it, because there is still hope !!!!
As a result, my deposit went to this hacker and I lost my entire amount.
Now my question is, have more victims of this malicious Binance extension in Google Chrome lost their entire deposit amount as a result?
If yes then my urgent request is to report you to Coinfirm.com as there is a chance that the stolen money could be recovered.
The more victims report here, the greater the case and the greater the chance that I and you will get our stolen money back.
So do it, because there is still hope !!!!
Thanks for sharing but you have no chance of getting back your funds,Sorry for your loss but at least now you will be more aware and choosy for which site to use and will be bookmarking everything to keep you safer next time.
June 09, 2020, 05:19:29 AM
I doubt there is any hope of getting your money back, but it’s great to be aware of schemes like this for the future.
June 09, 2020, 03:42:05 AM
A few weeks ago I opened an account with Binance and now I have become a victim of a hack due to a malicious extension in Google Chrome, because this extension changed my wallet address to the hacker's wallet address.
As a result, my deposit went to this hacker and I lost my entire amount.
Now my question is, have more victims of this malicious Binance extension in Google Chrome lost their entire deposit amount as a result?
If yes then my urgent request is to report you to Coinfirm.com as there is a chance that the stolen money could be recovered.
The more victims report here, the greater the case and the greater the chance that I and you will get our stolen money back.
So do it, because there is still hope !!!!
As a result, my deposit went to this hacker and I lost my entire amount.
Now my question is, have more victims of this malicious Binance extension in Google Chrome lost their entire deposit amount as a result?
If yes then my urgent request is to report you to Coinfirm.com as there is a chance that the stolen money could be recovered.
The more victims report here, the greater the case and the greater the chance that I and you will get our stolen money back.
So do it, because there is still hope !!!!
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