Do you know how this trap works?

A scammer sends a few cents worth of tokens to your wallet. This move, known as a "dust attack," leaves a trace in your transaction history. Here’s the cunning part: the sender’s address looks incredibly similar to the ones you use frequently. The first and last characters are almost identical.

So what happens next? When it’s time to send money, you quickly copy the address from your history. But you're mistaken—you’ve already copied the scammer’s fake address. Your money goes straight into their pocket.

The solution is simple: Check the address from start to finish every time. Don’t be lazy; just looking at the first and last characters isn’t enough anymore.