What do you know about digital dust?

[Interface User 1070]

I think the perfect way is to change your private keys as soon as possible because as you said some hackers exist so your account is in the risk. Is this event usually happens everytime?

Edited February 2, 2020 by Interface User
Addition of Some Ideas

[Opinder 1310]

On 1/30/2020 at 2:44 AM, Loly said:

Something strange happened to me some time ago, when I noticed that small quantities of a cryptocurrency had arrived in my wallet, which did not exceed a few cents.  I was amazed at this, and upon researching and exploring, I discovered what is called digital dust.  A Dusting attack is defined as a new type of malicious activity in which hackers attempt to violate the privacy of Bitcoin users and cryptocurrencies by sending small amounts of currency to their personal wallets and many Bitcoin owners believe that their identity is well protected from attempts to infiltrate and view their transactions  Unfortunately, this is not true.

Did it happen with you like this?  That is, to have currencies link you to your digital wallets without knowing their source? 

Is this dangerous as I read it? 

How do we avoid the risks of this phenomenon?

 

Yes It could be dangerous, if anything comes from unknown sources it means someone is trying for bad activity. Still it not happened with me but we should use different email address and password for wallet. If you share same email everywhere then hacking chances are high.

[Ovis25 135]

This is a great treat on crypto currency and it has been examined to track your account transactions. But if I may ask what if I withdraw it. What will be next.

[Great Commander 659]

I also experienced it and don't know where the transactions came from. I thought it probably came from hyips I withdrawn a long time ago. 

[Sehr 288]

Bitcoin proprietors guess that their character is good cosseted from endeavors to infiltrate and see their exchanges yet tsk-tsk this isn't valid. Patients is key for winning

[Rosemarry 1]

On 1/30/2020 at 9:06 AM, Indrani said:

 

Actually ihave not kuowledge about digital dust think this is scammers internet and it scalled digital dust....

[Muhammad ayyan 811]

I  also notice small amount of cryptocurrncy in my wallet few 2 months ago. But I have no idea about it. If it is dangrous, what I have to do to protect my wallet. Can someone steel currency from my wallet.

[Fatihgani12 348]

We know that digital dust enters our crypto wallet, but is it true that from digital dust there is a big risk with the state of our wallet?

[Maaz sultan 265]

On 1/30/2020 at 2:14 AM, Loly said:

Something strange happened to me some time ago, when I noticed that small quantities of a cryptocurrency had arrived in my wallet, which did not exceed a few cents.  I was amazed at this, and upon researching and exploring, I discovered what is called digital dust.  A Dusting attack is defined as a new type of malicious activity in which hackers attempt to violate the privacy of Bitcoin users and cryptocurrencies by sending small amounts of currency to their personal wallets and many Bitcoin owners believe that their identity is well protected from attempts to infiltrate and view their transactions  Unfortunately, this is not true.

Did it happen with you like this?  That is, to have currencies link you to your digital wallets without knowing their source? 

Is this dangerous as I read it? 

How do we avoid the risks of this phenomenon?

 

No i dont have experienced of this digital Dust because i am collecting youbit free coins therefore i dont notice any digital dust or any new currency added on my wallet .

[Dmasked 1840]

A regular trader in crypto transactions would not notice the dust which is worth few bucks but some newcomers or even old ones might view the transaction that will allow the hackers to link address and identify the company and individual behind the wallet.

[MohammadMohsin 569]

I think that these kind of coins comes from the internet blackhole where many transactions gets lost. So you shouldn't worry about it. It's not dangerous. 

[Mcd0d0 5882]

im never getting involved like that what your concern was.. but if ever that was a hackers do a measure to secure more your account like change your passwords, emails, and other information that fast to know by others...

[Sumayya 493]

I haven't noticed it, but how will they get your information, I don't think they will be able to access your wallet

[Darkelf11 262]

Is that even possible? It's just that they had sent you a little amount or any amount of bitcoin, then they can know your identity? I do not believe about this. In order for them to have your identity, they need your account ofcourse, not just your wallet. 

[Lunaa 238]

First time I heard about this digital dust, I think I might check my wallet in case something like this happened to me as well. I think I've seen it before, but I didn't paid enough attention to them, I may be wrong or it really was a digital dust what I've seen back then. 

[Mom0 222]

Since I am new here I didn't experienced something like that but thank you for the post and in future I will be more careful about these wallet dust. 

[Ufra 197]

The fake airdrops owner are currently using these digital dust process, these websites are taking money from people by launching tokens. But these are fake.

[AL SHAIMON 1293]

Dust is very harmful for us. Digital dust is also too dangerous. we have to remove digital dust from our digital platform. If we do not do that our platform will be polluted.

[Muhammad Hamdan 697]

Thank you for this most valuable information.

To me this have not happened yet but in future i might be very careful about this. 

[Fadimah 191]

It has never happened to me before. My advice would be to add more security features to your wallet or if possible, even change your wallet. Transfer your money to a different wallet that is well secured.

[Abiaan 1209]

its never happened with me but heard the news about it and have to be very careful about it , it even gets the trusted sites like binance but if your bitcoins get stolen , binance refunds you in such case 

[fuer44 1083]

I think it's safe, because the sender sends crypto to our address without knowing our keystore, so it will remain safe. I experienced that 2 years ago, got a crypto shipment worth $ 200 and nothing happened to my wallet and account, all are safe until now. I think it's a random airdrop that aims to make us interested in their tokens.

[bentayebsalah 2280]

For me, digital dust has never entered my wallet or reached a quantity of Satoshi in my wallet and I do all kinds of protection for my wallet

[Rstunirk 151]

Although all Bitcoin transactions are broadcast and discernible to everyone, it is not at all times painless to acquire the self behind all wallet take in hand or free transaction and this is pardon? makes Bitcoin continue privacy.
 

[Honny143 13612]

oh really i don't know this kind of any hack thank for your suggestions i honestly agree here I can't no and present I am not face any think like you say but in future any think happens, i solve this problems thanks to advice early to know about this hack i agree hacker always hunt this type new methods to hack, some one accounts easily but our awareness helps to protect our accounts.