🔍 Today’s security tip: address poisoning
Some token contracts allow transfers of 0. Attackers exploit this to leave a record that looks like a transfer “from your address,” making it seem as if you made the transfer yourself.
Before making a payment, compare the full address. Don’t just check the beginning and end—make sure the characters in the middle match too.
Before transferring, double-check the full address and the network. Try a small amount first before sending a larger amount.
Addresses that frequently transfer stablecoins and the address $ETH are more likely to be targeted by address poisoning. Currently 2444.88.
#ETH
Some token contracts allow transfers of 0. Attackers exploit this to leave a record that looks like a transfer “from your address,” making it seem as if you made the transfer yourself.
Before making a payment, compare the full address. Don’t just check the beginning and end—make sure the characters in the middle match too.
Before transferring, double-check the full address and the network. Try a small amount first before sending a larger amount.
Addresses that frequently transfer stablecoins and the address $ETH are more likely to be targeted by address poisoning. Currently 2444.88.
#ETH