【Beware of Scams | Impersonation of Exchange Business Trojans】

Recently, someone has been impersonating a business representative from a major exchange on social media to carry out scams under the guise of false cooperation. The scammer's tactics are as follows:

First, they steal or imitate the official logo of the exchange as their avatar, and in their profile, they claim to be a "Business Manager" or "Listing Manager," appearing very official. Then they contact you via private message, saying that your project or account meets the cooperation standards and has received a special opportunity.

But this is a trap — they will ask you to download a file (usually with a very intimidating name, such as "Cooperation Agreement.exe" or meeting software), claiming to discuss details in depth. Once you download and run the file, malicious software will steal your wallet private keys, account information, and even wipe out your assets.

**Protection Tips**:
- Official exchange cooperation will never be conducted via private messages, nor will they actively induce you to download unfamiliar files
- Do not touch .exe files or unofficial software
- For any matters involving funds cooperation, verify contact information directly on the exchange's official website
- Genuine business negotiations will go through formal channels and will not be mysterious

Remember this rule: the official will not reach out to you proactively. Downloading unknown files is equivalent to giving away your assets. Protecting your private keys and assets is the first lesson to survive in Web3.