The Free Wi-Fi Trap: One Click, and My Savings Vanished! 💔

Sarah was confidently trading at a café, connected to an unsecured public Wi-Fi network. 💻 To quickly check her DeFi rewards, she copied her Public Wallet Address and pasted it into her laptop browser.

What she didn't know: A hacker ("Ghost") was silently monitoring the network traffic! 🕵️‍♂️

Ghost immediately launched an "Address Poisoning" attack:

1. Ghost sent a tiny, negligible amount of a worthless token to Sarah’s wallet from an address that looked visually identical to her usual exchange deposit address (matching the first and last five characters).

2. Days later, when Sarah rushed to send a large sum, she **lazily copied the fake, poisoned address** from her "Recent Transactions" history instead of copying the correct one from the exchange website. ❌

3. In her moment of haste, she sent her entire life savings into the void.

The Result: The hacker never needed her private keys. They only needed her human vulnerability and the convenience of a quick copy-paste on a public network.

📢 Call to Action & Warning (Help Save a Wallet!):

Protecting your assets from Address Poisoning starts with vigilance! ⚠️

Viral Question (Maximize Comments & Shares):

What is your essential 'Double-Check' security ritual before sending ANY large crypto transfer? Share your system below to help new users avoid this trap!👇

🛡️ Unbreakable Security Rules (Share This Now):

1️⃣ NEVER use public Wi-Fi for sensitive crypto operations.

2️⃣ ALWAYS copy the address from the original source (the exchange), not from the recent transaction history.

3️⃣ VERIFY the full address (first 5 and last 5 characters) every single time.

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