Binance Issues Warning Over 'Address Poisoning' Crypto Scam
Binance has issued a warning about the 'address poisoning' crypto scam, which relies on lookalike wallet addresses and human error rather than hacking. Attackers send small transactions from fake addresses that resemble victims' frequently used addresses, hoping to trick users into copying the wrong one from their transaction history. To avoid this, users should always verify full addresses, use address book allowlists, and conduct small test transfers.
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