币界网报道:Crypto users have lost over $83 million to "address poisoning" scams since 2022, according to blockchain security firm SlowMist. The scam involves fraudsters sending small amounts of crypto from addresses resembling victims' transaction histories, tricking them into copying fake addresses for future transfers. SlowMist identified 165,000 poisoned addresses, with the largest single theft being $3.3 million in USDT. The firm warns users to double-check addresses before transactions and avoid copying from transaction histories. While the method isn't new, its growing sophistication has led to significant losses, particularly affecting users of Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Binance Smart Chain networks.