Knowledge Note | Address Poisoning
① Scammers often use fake addresses to send you a token transfer of 0, leaving the address in your transaction history.
② Some token contracts accept transfers of 0. Attackers exploit this to leave a record that looks like a transfer sent from your address, making it seem as if you made the transfer yourself.
③ Before making a large transfer, you can send a small test amount first. After confirming with the recipient that it arrived, transfer the rest.
$ETH 1958.28（-3.26%）
① Scammers often use fake addresses to send you a token transfer of 0, leaving the address in your transaction history.
② Some token contracts accept transfers of 0. Attackers exploit this to leave a record that looks like a transfer sent from your address, making it seem as if you made the transfer yourself.
③ Before making a large transfer, you can send a small test amount first. After confirming with the recipient that it arrived, transfer the rest.
$ETH 1958.28（-3.26%）