Address Poisoning

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Ethereum's daily transactions reached an all-time high of over 2.8 million on January 16, largely driven by a widespread address poisoning scam. These attacks, which involve sending tiny crypto amounts from deceptive addresses, are intensifying amid recent network upgrades. Security experts warn that without improved wallet safeguards, users remain vulnerable to significant losses.

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