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Address poisoning attacks are becoming a serious concern in the crypto ecosystem as scammers exploit human error rather than technical flaws. In these attacks, malicious actors send small “dust” transactions or create wallet addresses that closely resemble legitimate ones, hoping users will mistakenly copy and reuse the fake address. Since blockchain transactions are irreversible, even a single oversight can lead to permanent loss of funds. Attackers rely on the fact that many users verify only the first and last characters of an address instead of checking it in full.
Protecting your cryptocurrency transactions requires strong personal security practices and constant vigilance. Always verify the complete wallet address before sending funds, avoid copying addresses from transaction history, and use address whitelisting features offered by wallets and exchanges. Cross-checking transactions through blockchain explorers and using hardware wallets for large holdings can further reduce risk. As crypto adoption grows, awareness and cautious behavior remain the most effective defense—because in a decentralized system, security ultimately depends on the user.
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