📋 Wallet & Security | Address Poisoning
· Key point: Attackers may also send fake tokens with names identical to those of major stablecoins, making the transaction record look more authentic.
· How it works: Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it cannot be reversed. Assets sent to a similar-looking address are virtually impossible to recover.
· What to do: Ignore zero-value transfers from unfamiliar addresses, and never save the sender’s address as a frequently used address.
$ETH 2423.55 (+0.26%)
NFA, DYOR.
· Key point: Attackers may also send fake tokens with names identical to those of major stablecoins, making the transaction record look more authentic.
· How it works: Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it cannot be reversed. Assets sent to a similar-looking address are virtually impossible to recover.
· What to do: Ignore zero-value transfers from unfamiliar addresses, and never save the sender’s address as a frequently used address.
$ETH 2423.55 (+0.26%)
NFA, DYOR.