_📚If you follow the blockchain industry and the digital currency market, it is unlikely that you have not heard of the Dusting Attack.
1/ While you may be familiar with classic scams like phishing, digital dust offering attacks have a unique situation, as they distribute small amounts of digital currency, known as “crypto dust,” to multiple wallet addresses. This dust can be a gateway for scammers to track and exploit users' wallets.
2/ Anyone involved in the world of digital currencies must understand digital dust submission attacks, their mechanisms, and the risks involved to protect their assets and personal information.
3/ What is digital currency dust?
Cryptocurrency dust is a small amount of digital currency that is distributed across many wallet addresses whether for humanitarian reasons or for nefarious intent. In Bitcoin, for example, the minimum dust set by the Bitcoin Core software is around 546 satoshis (0.00000546 BTC).
4/ While dust can often be harmless and is sometimes used for promotional purposes, such as surrogate advertising, you should be aware of dust-introducing attacks and protect yourself from them.
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