Scam Sniffer: About 10 Safe wallets lost $2.05 million due to "address poisoning" attacks in the past week
Scam Sniffer, a Web3 anti-fraud platform, posted on X platform that about 10 Safe wallets lost $2.05 million due to "address poisoning" attacks in the past week. The same attacker has stolen $5 million from about 21 victims in the past four months.Previously, Scam Sniffer posted on X platform that Wallet Drainer abused Create2 to bypass certain wallet security alerts by generating new addresses for each malicious signature.
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