Beware of "address poisoning with the same first and last numbers" attacks to avoid capital losses
Recently, a new attack method, "address poisoning with the same first and last numbers", is threatening the security of users' digital assets. On August 21, a user copied an address from the transfer history record to recharge the KuCoin exchange, resulting in the theft of ETH worth $550,000. The attacker automatically performs customized poisoning by scanning on-chain transactions, and uses the user's habitual operations to defraud.
Risk warning: Copying historical record addresses is risky: attackers will disguise fake addresses as real addresses in historical records to induce users to copy. Transfer record pollution: attackers will send small amounts of real USDT or Token to user addresses, or send fake Tokens that are the same as the real address, or even cover the real records with a large number of fake Token transfers.
Safety advice: Avoid copying addresses from historical records: Please develop the habit of obtaining the latest receiving address directly from the trading platform or the recipient. Check the information carefully: Every time you transfer money, you must carefully check the receiving address and amount to ensure that the information is accurate. Make a small test transfer first: Before making a large transfer, make a small test first, and then make a large operation after confirming that the account has been received correctly.
Stay vigilant, always pay attention to the latest security developments and preventive measures, and protect your digital assets from threats. #安全 #钱包骗局 $BTC
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