In the past 14 hours, two addresses have been hit by a "transaction history pollution attack", resulting in a total loss of more than US$140,000
According to online reports, according to online security analyst ScamSniffer (@realScamSniffer), about seven hours ago, a user transferred $103,100 to a fraudulent address for copying the wrong address from a contaminated transfer history. In addition, about 14 hours ago, another user lost $43,674 through the same method. It is reported that the "transaction history pollution attack" involves fraudsters sending fake transfers with similar addresses, making the fake address appear in the user's transaction history. When the user transfers money again, the address is mistakenly copied.
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