 | I am used to address poisoning. Whenever I send/receive token, I will then receive some random tokens from addresses that has the same starting and ending sequence as the address I interacted with. But I see something I can't explain. Whenever I send X amount of USDT, My address also send the exact same amount of fake USDT to an address mimicing the receiving address. How can the attacker use my account to send a token I don't even know I have? On Etherscan, the sender address is clearly my address, but if they already control my accout, poisoning the receiving address is pointless. They can just steal my funds. If they don't control my accout, how did they send fake token from my account? [link] [comments] |
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