# Victim detail

**Victim** detail provides a certain victim's data for users to learn more about its victim history and top attackers. 

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In the **Summary** section, you can find this victim suffered 7 attacks from 3 attackers in the last 30 days, being deprived of almost $39K 

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**The Victim History** diagram displays the date, frequency of attacks, and loss to summarize the history data of the victim. You can read that this victim was squeezed 5 times on Aug 12 with a loss of almost $34K.

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Like [other Distribution](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/mev-transaction-profit-distribution.md) diagrams, this Loss Distribution figure examines the victim's loss during the select period

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**Latest Attack** lists the most recent arbitrage on the victim. Click the row to examine the [token flow](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/home/universal-search/transaction-profile/liquidation-transaction.md) of each one. 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 on this victim and its top 10 attackers, both ranked by loss. 

In the **Attack** tab, you can view the Sandwich detail by clicking on the hash address and sort the list in ascending or descending order by clicking the loss column header. 

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The **Attacker** tab lists the top attackers, the loss they caused, and the sandwich counts they made.  Both Loss and Count columns can be sorted. If you are interested to find out more about the attacker, just click its address to view [the detail](/arbitrage-scan-user-guide/sandwich/attacker-detail.md).

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