PANews, May 26 - According to Scam Sniffer monitoring, 32 minutes ago, a victim lost $843,166 by copying an incorrect address from contaminated transaction records. The method of transaction record poisoning is as follows: 1. Scammers send false/microscopic transfers with similar addresses; 2. Their fake addresses appear in the victim's transaction records; 3. The victim copies the address from the records, mistakenly believing it to be correct; 4. The funds are instead sent to the scammers.