ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by the on-chain security platform ScamSniffer, a transaction history pollution attack has resulted in a loss of $843,166 for a user. The attacker sent fake transactions with similar addresses, causing their address to appear in the victim's transaction history.

ChainCatcher message, ScamSniffer released the phishing report for April 2025, with total losses amounting to $5.29 million and the number of victims reaching 7,565. Although the loss amount decreased by about 17% compared to March, the number of victims significantly increased by 26%. The largest attack resulted in a profit of $1.43 million through phishing, followed by address poisoning, which profited $700,000.

ChainCatcher message, according to ScamSniffer monitoring, a fund aggregation address involved in a phishing scam transferred 205 ETH (approximately $643,000) to address 0x45d4...c8.

ChainCatcher news, according to the phishing report released by ScamSniffer in August, approximately 9,145 victims lost about 63 million dollars in cryptocurrency phishing scams. Compared to July, the number of victims decreased by 34%, but the amount stolen surged by 215%. One victim lost as much as 55 million dollars in a phishing scam targeting proxy ownership.The report noted a significant decrease in the number of fake accounts on the X platform (formerly Twitter). ScamSniffer recommends optimizing the display of key phishing characteristics and integrating its phishing domain and address blacklist to protect users.