I tried to search for the answer before posting but found nothing.
I'm just curious about why I see two transactions for every outgoing transaction I make, with slightly different addresses.
I remember reading something about scam attempts using similar addresses but I don't see how would that work because that info appears AFTER I made the transaction to the correct wallet.
Also, I'm not transferring double the amount, only the correct is impacting my balance, as supposed, so I don't really understand how to read this information.
Also, if I'm not actually sending anything in the “ghost” transaction, why the hell is appearing in the Trezor interface? I guess I never approved anything about them because, in effect, only the “real” transaction is approved and executed.
I'm probably misunderstanding something… can anyone enlighten me a little bit?
https://preview.redd.it/r32tgx5w8q7b1.png?width=790&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=a7715e2a439cac027089558d693421ba58452cb6
It’s a form of address poisoning attack.
https://trezor.io/support/a/address-poisoning-attacks
i dont understand how the scammer make the transaction as outgoing ?!
it would be really nice if you can send me your address privately i would like to look at how he did so.
but dont send it if you feel uncomfortable revealing your address