# Attacker detail

**Attacker** detail page focuses on the behavior of a particular Sandwich MEV attacker. Like all the other pages, all the data here are filtered by the chosen time duration, except the **Real-time Attack**.

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**Summary** shows the profit, cost, revenue, and the number of attacks this attacker finished. You would find them helpful if you are a researcher. 

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**Attack Behavior** figure displays the daily profit and sandwich MEV count by this attacker. 

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**Profit Distribution** illustrates the attacker's performance in another way. In the figure below, this attacker had one MEV losing $235.42. 

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**Latest Attack** lists the sandwich MEVs done by this attacker with profit, cost, and revenue. Click the hash address to examine the [token flow of the sandwich attack](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/universal-search/transaction-profile/liquidation-transaction.md). You can retrospect the old Sandwich MEVs by using the date and the time period selector. 

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**Leaderboard** enumerates the top 10 attacks using this contract, ranked by profit, and the top 10 victims who suffered from attacks using this contract, ranked by their losses. 

Click the data row in the **Attack** tab, and you will be directed to the [details of the Sandwich arbitrage](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/universal-search/transaction-profile/liquidation-transaction.md). You can also sort them using profit, cost, and revenue. 

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The **Victim** tab's data can be sorted by their losses and the count of attacks. A click on the victim address will bring you to the [Victim detail](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/sandwich/victim-detail.md) page. 

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