Good day. I am sorry, I know English badly. I will try to tell you through the translator. Yesterday, all of my 0.24 btc coins were stolen from my wallet. I saved them for so long, I wanted to go on vacation with children, and now everything. I am in complete despair, I do not know what to do. How can I return the coins?
I had this program for a long time, a separate computer on OS Mac. I don't even work on it.
I had only a password, but friends of my friends said that it was necessary to have a 2FA wallet. Now I understand that it was necessary to update the new file with 2FA protection.
How can I return the coins
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You can't, you were a victim of fraud. The message you saw was a trap sent by phishers and you downloaded and installed a fake wallet to steal your coins.
Never trust the internet, or your computer, especially with money or privacy. Double check first if its true or you are getting lied.
Internet is not a safe playground, it is dangerous, VERY dangerous. Apple is not going to protect you either, do not trust companies.
Your money is lost. Some people have lost millions, because they did not took due precautions, they didn't double/triple check before touching the software, or made sure to use a secure computer with a secure OS to handle large amounts of money.
In Bitcoin, all transactions are final.
Dimon why not, you can get this money back through the BTC settlement companies, Blockchain, they are also engaged in translations! In any case, they can block the wallet and return the money to the owner on the basis of evidence. The screenshots are proof between the owner of the money and the shameful scam !!!!!!
This is false. Translate this:
In Bitcoin, all transactions are
final.
I can not agree with you.
It was in the official wallet (!) That the message was updated. Naturally, the address of the site was not indicated, I later extracted it from the history. The task of developers to close such vulnerabilities. The notification probably came from the block check servers, and who monitors and checks them. What work has been done to inform users about the existence of such vulnerabilities and to combat it. There is a fake site address, someone is paying for hosting and domain, maybe there is a chance to identify the perpetrators or at least their geography. There is a transcription address, following the block chain you can set the approximate damage and the scale of fraud. Unfortunately, most users do not have the knowledge and capabilities. This is a problem for both users and developers, and we need to fight it together!
There is a warning in the official Electrum page since version 3.3.3. This is not an attack to Electrum, but against users. Electrum cannot stop thieves from convincing you to download their fake software, if you do not put the smallest effort to investigate things BEFORE bad things happen. Electrum cannot police the world. This is not Electrum fault.
Of course a collective effort could be made to report such incidents, and exchanges or online services might agree to help freeze the funds if the thieves try to use their service.
You are not the only one, many people fall pray by internet thieves, because they exploit the weak human nature when the software is good.
This is the same as if you are going to the bank with your money to make a deposit, but the street is blocked because someone parked a large truck in the way. While you are waiting, an unknown person approaches you, shows you a Bank card and informs you he represents the bank, that you could trust your money to him. AND you decide to hand over your money, thinking he is honest. Then you never see your money or the individual ever again.
This is what a phisher does.
How are we going to stop people in the world to stop falling to the tricks of phishers? We try and try to warn people, but there are millions who never bother until its too late.
This bug was then patched to prevent the phishing messages from being displayed.
