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The Address You Pasted Is Not Always the One You Copied
Clipboard malware can replace a copied crypto address. Check the paste, and compare a hardware wallet screen when the device supports it.
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Don't Scan the QR Code on That Ledger Letter. It Wants Your 24 Words.
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Disconnecting a Dapp Does Not Revoke Its Token Approval
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Check the Chrome ID Before You Install MetaMask
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Ledger Phone Scam: Fake Support Calls Demand Your 24-Word Recovery Phrase. Hang Up.
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DCENT Reports Unauthorized Transfers From App Wallet, Investigation Ongoing
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The Site Asked You to Add a Network. MetaMask Does Not Verify It.
A website can ask MetaMask to add a custom network. MetaMask shows the site's details and does not verify them. Check the RPC and chain ID, or reject the prompt.
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A Marketplace Listing Is Not Proof That a Hardware Wallet Is Genuine.
Ledger and Trezor say buy from the maker or a listed reseller, then run authenticity checks. A marketplace product page does not prove who sold the device.
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