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Binance Wallet Reports ZEROBASE Frontend Compromise, Urges Users to Review Approvals

Binance Wallet's team issued a security notice on Dec. 12 confirming the ZEROBASE platform frontend was compromised, which led some users to approve malicious contracts. To safeguard funds, Binance Wallet blocked suspected malicious domains, added the related contracts to a blacklist, and committed to send alerts within 30 minutes to affected users. ZEROBASE separately stated that phishing contracts appeared on BNB Chain, impersonating its official interface to trick users into granting USDT approvals. Binance strongly advised users to open the wallet app, review authorization options on the assets page, and revoke any suspicious approvals to reduce the risk of loss.
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