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Create an account, then replace your wallet's default JSON-RPC endpoint with your account's proxy URL.
Identify hijacked Dapps
Attackers have increasingly exploited vulnerabilities in Dapps by hijacking their DNS entries. They redirect users to malicious websites that mimic legitimate DApps, prompting them to sign fraudulent transactions that result in the theft of their cryptocurrency.
If the transaction summary in the email doesn’t match what you intended, you can simply reject it. Our smart contract database makes the description easy to understand.
Detect malicious contract upgrades
Exploiting the upgradeability feature of smart contracts by redirecting them to malicious implementations has been a notable attack vector in DeFi.
Easily reject any transaction if the email shows a simulated outcome that doesn’t match what you intended - powered by our smart contract database.
Guard against malware
Malware that manipulates cryptocurrency transactions by altering recipient addresses or transaction details on a user’s device has led to substantial crypto thefts.
Even if your device is compromised, DappDog keeps you safe - our secure servers generate a clear transaction summary you can trust. If anything looks suspicious, you’ll spot it instantly and can reject the transaction.
Avoid risky addresses
Cryptocurrency users have incurred substantial losses by transacting with addresses associated with fraudulent or illicit activities.
Simply reject a transaction if the email flags risks that exceed your comfort level. We scan every address - including internal ones - against a database of known fraudulent and illicit activity to keep you protected.
Protect against address poisoning
Address poisoning is a scam where attackers send small transactions from lookalike wallet addresses, hoping victims copy the wrong address from their history and mistakenly send funds to the attacker.
Easily reject a transaction if the email shows any addresses - including hidden internal ones - that aren’t on your allowlist.