Dusting Attack

In a crypto dusting attack, an attacker sends very small amounts of cryptocurrency, usually in the form of dust, to a large number of addresses. The goal is to make it difficult for the recipients to determine the funds' source and potentially compromise their privacy by linking their cryptocurrency addresses to their identities. Here is an example of how a crypto dusting attack works: First, the attacker creates a large list of cryptocurrency addresses by scraping them from the internet…