New CEX account hacking scam: the sender's email uses the CEX domain, but unlike the real email channel, there's no anti-phishing code. The email claims your account has been logged into by someone else and withdrawal information has been modified, with a verification link attached. The link's domain is a public platform domain from a free Google hosting service. The biggest feature of this scam is that the sender's domain matches the CEX domain, so make sure to check for the anti-phishing code.