Common Types of Address Poisoning Attacks

Phishing Scams:  Fake emails or websites lure victims into sharing private keys or wallet details.

Transaction Interception:  Hackers redirect payments by altering addresses mid-transaction.

Address Spoofing:  Criminals generate addresses resembling trusted ones, exploiting human error.

Sybil Attacks:  Attackers create multiple fake nodes to overwhelm networks and manipulate data.

Fake QR Codes:  Malicious codes replace valid ones, directing payments to fraudulent wallets.

Smart Contract Exploits:  Flaws in contract code let attackers drain funds or lock transactions.