$0 Unbekannte gesendete Transaktionen?!

Scammers can make fake tokens and move them, themselves. They create a smart contract which can send the tokens to your wallet and move them out on their own. It’s both a way to think the seed is compromised and also for address poisoning purposes, I would assume. It’s happened to me a bunch and they haven’t taken any assets yet — I wouldn’t worry about it.

I think the aim of this kind of attack is to make you accidentally click the “last used” address when sending funds, which will be the scam address and not your actual address. They try to use an address that looks very similar to your own (especially the first and last 4 characters) so that you don’t notice.

Theres a way to send transactions from ANY address with a balance of nothing in the transaction. They are using theyre own funds to spend gas fees. They are NOT using your address and they DO NOT have access to your address. Not sure why this would be allowed but there is no security risk since the transaction was sent not by your wallet. Yes i know this all sounds weird but ive been seeing this all over the place.

To Sum up the scam theyre hoping you will send crypto to the last address you sent to. this is a weird scam that relies on you doing a simple thing. Copy and paste or scan a QR code. Using an address book is also safe.

Is there a way to delete the transaction or blend it out so it doesnt show?

Hello, this is indeed address poisoning scam, please make sure to never copy address from transaction history, as the scammer uses very similar address to yours to lure you to making a mistake and copying their address instead of verifying yourss from your Ledger device’s screen

More about address poisoning here: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/8473509294365-Beware-of-address-poisoning-scams?docs=true

More about best safety practices here as well: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/6747982542749-Best-safety-practices-Ledger?docs=true

I hope this better calrifies and remain available

This is a new kind of spoofing attack described here https://mirror.xyz/x-explore.eth/cL3d_CyNujXq8XY7ueP4omNXx_IY1EG5Dz0FD0vJ90M – basically the attacker is able to spoof transactions sent from your address because the token contract doesn’t check approvals for a null amount. This has no impact on the safety of your funds and you can ignore those transactions

Did you actually have to pay those fees?