📐 Wallet & Security | Address Poisoning
· Definition: Address poisoning is when an attacker creates a fake address with the same beginning and ending as an address you commonly use, then slips it into your transaction history.
· What it means: Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it cannot be reversed. Assets sent to a fake address usually cannot be recovered.
· What to do: Check the full address before paying. Don’t just look at the beginning and end—make sure the middle characters match too.
$ETH 2429.8（+7.21%）
· Definition: Address poisoning is when an attacker creates a fake address with the same beginning and ending as an address you commonly use, then slips it into your transaction history.
· What it means: Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it cannot be reversed. Assets sent to a fake address usually cannot be recovered.
· What to do: Check the full address before paying. Don’t just look at the beginning and end—make sure the middle characters match too.
$ETH 2429.8（+7.21%）
