In the crypto world, dusting attacks are often interpreted as a mode of stealing information/data in wallets by giving small amounts of free crypto, usually through airdrops. So that the fraudster can track the stored crypto balance and all activities/transactions in the victim's wallet at an advanced level is crypto theft. After reading this thread, free crypto seekers should always be aware of the airdrop we are about to receive, whether it is valid or just a scam. In addition, we must implement several strategies to resist dusting attacks.
What is Dusting Attack?
- Thread starter Suba
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Oh my goodness, I never knew such thing like this exists, and here am I always hunting for free airdrops bin other to get qualified, but all thanks to you for dropping this valuable information in order to prevent scammers from scamming us, I really appreciate a lot.
I usually avoid airdrops because I had heard a lot of scams from these airdrops and if you are going to participate in one, the best thing you can do is to create another wallet to receive the airdrop to not put in risk your main wallet
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Your method is very precise, you use a separate wallet and it's better from a separate device like a different smart phone, so it's not too risky when claiming the water drop once it's considered safe, you can transfer it to another wallet.
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The experience of other people, makes us to be careful, if we are going to claim an airdrop, especially from an unofficial site, if in doubt, it's better to leave an airdrop that only accepts small free crypto gifts, than we will lose a larger balance.
Never heard of the term Dusting Attack. Thankfully I do not participate on any airdrops, therefore, I might be safe from Dusting Attacks. I never profitted from any kind of Airdrops, therefore, I no longer participate in airdrops
