Is Eafl Binance Message Real? An important announcement to Eyüp Aygar Science High School (Eafl) students and parents! Recently, we have received information that there are people trying to commit fraud by sending fake messages on behalf of Binance. These scammers may be impersonating you as an Eafl student or parent, sending messages claiming to be related to your Binance account and asking you for personal information or to transfer money.

Do not trust these messages! Eafl does not send any Binance-related messages to its students or parents.

How Does Fraud Happen?

Scammers can reach Eafl students and their parents using a variety of methods. Common methods they use include:

• SMS: Scammers can hijack the phone numbers of Eafl students or their parents and send fake SMS messages. These messages may say that there is a problem with your Binance account or that you need to make a payment. The message may also include a link for you to click. When you click on this link, you may be redirected to a fake website controlled by scammers.
• Emails Scammers can hijack the email addresses of Eafl students or parents to send fake emails. These emails may look like an official email from Eafl and contain information claiming to be about your Binance account. The email may contain a link for you to click or a file attached. If you click on this link or open the attached file, your device may be infected with a virus or scammers may get your personal information.
• Social media: Scammers may create fake social media accounts related to Eafl and send private messages to students and their parents. These messages may say something like there is a problem with your Binance account or that you need to make a payment. The message may also include a link to a fake website controlled by the scammers.

How Can You Protect Yourself?

You can follow the steps below to protect yourself from fraud:

• Note that you will never receive any Binance-related messages from Eafl.
• If you notice anything suspicious in any message or email you receive, avoid clicking on it or opening the attached files.
• Confirm the authenticity of the message or email by contacting Eafl or Binance directly.
• Never share your personal information, bank account details or passwords with anyone.
• Keep security software such as antivirus and firewall up to date.
• Report fraud attempts to the authorities.

Recommendations for Eafl Students and Parents:

• If you have a Binance account, do not share your password with anyone and change it regularly.
• Always use the official Binance website or app to access your Binance account.
• Be wary of fake accounts on social media claiming to be related to Eafl.
• If you have any doubts or questions, do not hesitate to contact Eafl management or Binance customer service.

Notifying the Authorities

If you encounter fraud attempts, it is important to report the situation to the nearest police department or the Public Prosecutor’s Office. You can also report fraud attempts to **Department of Combating Cybercrime:[CLICK HERE].

Information

The information in this article is for informational purposes only. You should conduct detailed research before making any investment.