Ethereum

If you use rotki and check your transaction from within the app, address poisoning attacks become utterly obvious.

The automatic use of the addressbook or ENS where applicable protects you from scammers who will try to trick you by generating addresses with first/last 4 digits being same as yours.

https://rotki.com/

Late to the party on this particular point, but rolod0x has a safety feature to defend against similar attacks (see screenshot), and adding a second safety mechanism is planned:

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Late to the party on this particular point, but rolod0x has a safety feature to defend against similar attacks (see screenshot), and adding a second safety mechanism is planned: https://github.com/aspiers/rolod0x/issues/30

This is another reason why we need https://github.com/aspiers/rolod0x/issues/81 😎

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That said, users will probably remain at risk until their wallet (or associated firewall) has the same address book and can properly defend against these attacks prior to signing transactions, e.g.

That said, users will probably remain at risk until their wallet (or associated firewall) has the same address book and can properly defend against these attacks prior to signing transactions, e.g. https://twitter.com/militereum/status/1777581075285365100