Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao urged crypto users on October 28, 2026, not to click email links or open attachments, including messages from people they know. He explained that a compromised contact can unknowingly send malware from their own account, allowing phishing to spread through trusted friends or colleagues. His warning came as four data breaches were reported on the same day, including one at Amplitude, a Coinbase vendor that exposed customer contact details and could enable targeted attacks on digital asset holders. No user funds were reported lost in connection with the breaches. Zhao also reiterated the value of password managers and hardware-based two-factor authentication in reducing risk.
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