TechFlow reports on February 20 that, according to Scam Sniffer monitoring, a user lost approximately $68,194 after copying an incorrect centralized exchange (CEX) deposit address from a compromised transaction history.
The incident originated from a transaction history poisoning attack, where the attacker sent fake transactions containing similar-looking addresses, causing their fraudulent address to appear in the user's transaction history, leading the user to mistakenly send funds to the attacker's address.
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