Phishing with spoof tokens in Trezor Desktop

I just lost some DAIs, sending it over to some fake addresses, generated by some scammer. The way it works is: they create spoof tokens called DAI too, in my case (caption below), and they recreate the last transaction I made to a similar destination address, same 4-5 characters at the beginning and end.

I have three “DAIs” in my wallet

I was in a hurry (I know), and I just sent a non-negligible amount to the 'fake' destination, because I copy-pasted from the transaction registry in Trezor Desktop.

Is there any plan AT ALL to hide these tokens, implement address book, or just hide the noise? It is hard to believe that we still have to deal with such noise in the app.

I'm sure you though about solutions already, but please, do something.

reddit image

3 thoughts on “Phishing with spoof tokens in Trezor Desktop”

  1. Please bear in mind that no one from the Trezor team would send you a private message first.
    If you want to discuss a sensitive issue, we suggest contacting our Support team via the Troubleshooter: https://trezor.io/support/

    No one from the Trezor team (Reddit mods, Support agents, etc) would ever ask for your recovery seed!
    Beware of scams and phishings: https://blog.trezor.io/recognize-and-avoid-phishing-ef0948698aec

    I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

  2. I know a company that can handle this and they already provide those services to consensys and more companies/wallets in the ecosystem.
    If I can contact the team with that this can be useful and we can solve that.

Comments are closed.