Binance has implemented a new algorithm designed to improve security by detecting and alerting users of potentially malicious wallet addresses, to prevent address poisoning scams.
Binance implements a new algorithm to combat address poisoning scams by detecting fake addresses and alerting users to prevent fraud.
A hacker returned nearly $70 million in stolen cryptocurrency to a whale's wallet, after using an address poisoning scheme to divert the funds.
A victim has retrieved almost $71 million lost in an 'address poisoning' attack where the thief replicated the victim's wallet address to steal WBTC tokens.
A victim of a '$71 million address poisoning' attack successfully recovered all funds after negotiating, initially offering a 10% bounty to the attacker.
A crypto whale victim of a $71 million address poisoning scam received about half of the stolen funds back, with 11,446.87 ETH, valued at $34.7 million, returned. The reasons remain unclear, creating speculation among the community, as the scammer also requested contact.
The perpetrator behind a $68 million address poisoning heist has signaled willingness to negotiate with the victim by sending them $153K worth of Ethereum.
A scammer, involved in a $71 million Wrapped Bitcoin address poisoning scam, may be exhibiting remorse by returning Ethereum to the victim.
A cybercriminal linked to the $71 million address poisoning scandal has laundered 25,000 ETH, with blockchain analytics firms tracking the illegal activities.
A cybercriminal has laundered 25,000 ETH they bagged from a $71 million address poisoning scam, involving phishing and stealing Wrapped Bitcoin.
A cryptocurrency user fell victim to an address poisoning scam, mistakenly transferring $68 million to a hacker's wallet, mistaking it for a legitimate recipient.
A victim lost $69.3 million in WBTC to an address poisoning scam, where they were tricked into sending funds to the wrong address.
An anonymous crypto trader lost $71 million in a Bitcoin address poisoning scam, causing alarm in the cryptocurrency community.
An anonymous crypto trader lost $71 million in an address poisoning scam, highlighting the urgent need for better security in the crypto ecosystem.
A WBTC investor was defrauded out of over $71 million by a highly sophisticated phishing scam that utilized the concept of 'address poisoning.' The security firm CertiK disclosed the transfer of 1,155 WBTC to the attacker.
An unknown trader was defrauded of $68 million in Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) due to an address poisoning scam.
A crypto user lost $68M in wrapped bitcoin due to an address poisoning exploit, reports blockchain security firm CertiK.
A trader was victimized by an address poisoning scam, losing over 97% of their crypto assets, valued at $68M.
A victim lost over $71 million in a poisoning attack where the attacker mimicked their address, leading to funds being sent to the wrong destination.