no i had firewall. antivirus, vpn, and i surf standard on proxy
What kind of proxy? Could proxy owner sniff your password?Exactly!!
Why do the people think that the proxies make them more secure is beyond me.
Topic: 1.49 stolen - page 3. (Read 3308 times)
Exactly!!
Why do the people think that the proxies make them more secure is beyond me.
How the rerouting took place? Because of a virus?
It's only digits
Yes but it is a lot of money (1500 usd....).
to be safe you need to put your wallet in a encrypted file on a virtual machine (like: virtual box,...) en encrypt the Vhhd of the virtual machine you cant be safe enough.
It's only digits
just now 1.49 BTC was stolen from me. this is why bitcoin is not safe.
my account was on blockchain. i had a very long password with randomized characters letters capital and so own.
i had google authenticator. and yet they compromised 1.49 btc(all my bitcoins)
im fuking sad. i feel lik the bitcoin world spit me out like a loser.....
my account was on blockchain. i had a very long password with randomized characters letters capital and so own.
i had google authenticator. and yet they compromised 1.49 btc(all my bitcoins)
im fuking sad. i feel lik the bitcoin world spit me out like a loser.....
Sorry to hear that.
How is it possible to get stolen if you had 2FA?
Sorry for your loss, but are you sure that you did not activate it after?
Sorry for your loss, but are you sure that you did not activate it after?
Sorry to hear. Hopefully it all gets better 
no i had firewall. antivirus, vpn, and i surf standard on proxy
What kind of proxy? Could proxy owner sniff your password? Why would you backup an empty wallet, or why would you backup your wallet.dat if you're using an online wallet?
That's what I wanted to say. Thanks for the words.PS: I know good how it works. Don't get me wrong, just because I registered now on bitcointalk does not mean that I had nothing to do with BTC until now
So long...Keeping your BTC on your PC and then storing them offline is your safest bet.
it seems like a language barrier lol but if op refers to my post I think thats the safest way to go. Linux and offline unless you need to make transactions. Never plug in your removable device to a computer that is on/running windows. Make copies of your removable device on a fresh install on linux. If you need help setting this up PM me
Why would you backup an empty wallet, or why would you backup your wallet.dat if you're using an online wallet?
That's what I wanted to say. Thanks for the words.PS: I know good how it works. Don't get me wrong, just because I registered now on bitcointalk does not mean that I had nothing to do with BTC until now
So long...Keeping your BTC on your PC and then storing them offline is your safest bet.
Why would you backup an empty wallet, or why would you backup your wallet.dat if you're using an online wallet?
That's what I wanted to say. Thanks for the words.PS: I know good how it works. Don't get me wrong, just because I registered now on bitcointalk does not mean that I had nothing to do with BTC until now
So long... So actually your wallet was not stolen, but some got access to your blockchain account and transferred all BTC from that wallet to another one.
Copying the wallet.dat to USB sticks does not change anything if the coins remain on an online account which is hackable/sniffable/compromiseable, etc...
For me it looks also like an attack for key logger or DNS spoofing. Your PC may be infected and other things you're doing with authentication your PC may be in danger.
Reinstall and check carefully what you're restoring (if you do so)
Why would you backup an empty wallet, or why would you backup your wallet.dat if you're using an online wallet?Copying the wallet.dat to USB sticks does not change anything if the coins remain on an online account which is hackable/sniffable/compromiseable, etc...
For me it looks also like an attack for key logger or DNS spoofing. Your PC may be infected and other things you're doing with authentication your PC may be in danger.
Reinstall and check carefully what you're restoring (if you do so)
Please re-read everything about bitcoin, before posting again. I doubt that you've correctly understood how everything works.
So actually your wallet was not stolen, but some got access to your blockchain account and transferred all BTC from that wallet to another one.
Copying the wallet.dat to USB sticks does not change anything if the coins remain on an online account which is hackable/sniffable/compromiseable, etc...
For me it looks also like an attack for key logger or DNS spoofing. Your PC may be infected and other things you're doing with authentication your PC may be in danger.
Reinstall and check carefully what you're restoring (if you do so)
Copying the wallet.dat to USB sticks does not change anything if the coins remain on an online account which is hackable/sniffable/compromiseable, etc...
For me it looks also like an attack for key logger or DNS spoofing. Your PC may be infected and other things you're doing with authentication your PC may be in danger.
Reinstall and check carefully what you're restoring (if you do so)
As a newbie this is all very interesting stuff to me. i feel glad that i use linux now hearing all there's horror stories.....hope it all goes well for you dude. 
sorry dude,
newbie here so I'm very interested in this subject
i have a blockchain wallet as well but i just downloaded multibit0.5.15 for windows and am going to try that...any BTC veterans have any better tested ways of keeping an offline wallet or cold storage would be greatly appreciated
Paper wallet or make a few backups of wallet.dat on a few USB sticks. newbie here so I'm very interested in this subject
i have a blockchain wallet as well but i just downloaded multibit0.5.15 for windows and am going to try that...any BTC veterans have any better tested ways of keeping an offline wallet or cold storage would be greatly appreciated
sorry dude,
newbie here so I'm very interested in this subject
i have a blockchain wallet as well but i just downloaded multibit0.5.15 for windows and am going to try that...any BTC veterans have any better tested ways of keeping an offline wallet or cold storage would be greatly appreciated
newbie here so I'm very interested in this subject
i have a blockchain wallet as well but i just downloaded multibit0.5.15 for windows and am going to try that...any BTC veterans have any better tested ways of keeping an offline wallet or cold storage would be greatly appreciated
I always use linux, maybe it had something to do with me logging with Windows and next thing you know, someone moved my bitcoin to another address. I dont know how the hell that happened, I used blockchain.info... it starting to make me feel like blockchain.info aint safe at all
OP you should reinstall OS ASAP to avoid other personal stuff of yours to be compromised. Also, be warned the hacker knows all your mail passwords by now, so change them all.
I have lost over 9 btc a month ago, i cried, now i have less than 0.1 i was "lucky" to have that much in another wallet in another PC, but what can you do besides cry?
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