Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 04:58:51 AM

Quote from: LittleBigIvan on Today at 03:13:19 AM

I agree there's a lot of malwares / scamwares / viruses, but, if the virus exist, and it only affect a button, its a simple button, what about protect that button? or maybe making a different kind button?

both the button and pressing ctrl+c do the same exact thing, they set the clipboard content to a string that is the address on the site. what malwares (known as clipboard hijacker) do is that they monitor clipboard and whenever the content is a bitcoin address they change it to the thief's address.

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Well, my ctrl + c / ctrl + v is working good. if there's was no "Copy Address" this problem wouldn't happen, agree?

what do you mean by this? did you copy some random string or an actual address?
if you press ctrl+c on any address (such as the one you posted: 19rRmQXDKxu8bQki2tJqdPJ2H1SfoYunHC) and then pasting it pastes the 13PcbKj... address then you have the malware but if that doesn't happen it could be a bug in Binance system.

also check if you have any browser extensions that might interfere. they could also do weird things like this.

Erm... have you watched the video?
There's nothing wrong with my computer nor action "Ctrl + C / Ctrl + V", it's only happening on Binance's "Copy Address" button.
And it happen's only for the 1st click, because if i click 2 times more, it copy my real wallet address normally