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USDT holder loses $50K in Ethereum address-poisoning attack
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A cryptocurrency user has lost approximately $50,000 in USDT to an address-poisoning attack on Ethereum, according to Scam Sniffer. Scam Sniffer said the fraudulent address matched the intended recipient’s first four and last six characters. The security platform shared the…
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