Address poisoning is a scam in which a fraudster sends a small amount of cryptocurrency or NFT to your Ledger account, as a result of which a "poisoned" transaction appears in the transaction history of Ledger Wallet™ (formerly - Ledger Live™). The camera creates an address in such a way that it is very similar to the one you interacted with earlier - often the first or last few characters coincide - to trick you into copying the wrong address and sending funds to it.
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We have software that generates a similar wallet and sends any specified amount from it.
@trafolog
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We have software that generates a similar wallet and sends any specified amount from it.
@trafolog
