2025-12-24 17:28 |
Binance Founder Changpeng Zhao sees a possible solution to addressing poisoning scams. origin »
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Key Takeaways: A crypto user lost nearly $50 million in USDT after copying a spoofed wallet address from transaction history. The attack used address poisoning, exploiting wallet interfaces that hide The post $50M Vanishes in Seconds: Copy-Paste Wallet Error Triggers One of Crypto’s Costliest Address Scams appeared first on CryptoNinjas.
2025-12-21 14:53 | |
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After the harrowing incident where a trader lost roughly $71 million in Wrapped Bitcoin, Binance researchers have developed an algorithm to fight against address poisoning attacks. The post Binance develops algorithm to combat address poisoning scams appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
2024-5-19 15:04 | |
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Binance’s new algorithm has already helped detect over 13.4 million spoofed blockchain addresses on BNB and over 1.68 million on Ethereum.
2024-5-17 13:19 | |
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Etherscan, a block explorer for the Ethereum blockchain, announced on April 10 a feature that is designed to prevent users from falling victim to scams. Etherscan to hide zero-value transfers Etherscan said that, in order to protect users from scams called address poisoning attacks, it will hide zero-value token transfers by default.
2023-4-11 00:08 | |
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