BlockBeats News, March 14th: In response to the recent Ethereum address poisoning attack escalation, CZ stated in a post that block explorers should directly filter out such spam transactions instead of displaying them to users. He pointed out that these transactions can be easily filtered out technically, and the Trust Wallet application has already implemented a similar feature.
CZ also mentioned that although filtering out spam transactions may have some impact on future micropayments between AI agents, AI technology can be used at that time for spam transaction identification and filtering.
Previously, the block explorer Etherscan warned that address poisoning attacks on Ethereum are becoming more automated and widespread, with attackers using fake similar addresses to trick users into sending funds to the wrong address.
