Topic: $25,000USD reward for help : Stolen Bitcoin funds (Read 908 times)
You don't have any proof, you could've sold them to some body and now you want your coins back because price increased. not that you really did what I just said. stolen or owned legitimately, any body with a private key is the only person controlling the funds. no service owner would reveal their customer's information to just random people. you might have a better chance with cyber police in your country, they could request for information from services.
At least you know that at the moment they are here :https://blockchain.info/es/address/112rLT4YpPzuNSstK3MyLQZe7khicQ88hL
You would have a problem if they used a bitcoin mixing service, most provably you could never track those BTC anymore
You would have a problem if they used a bitcoin mixing service, most provably you could never track those BTC anymore
ya id start knocking on neighbors doors dressed like an investigator and ask them questions and see if anyone looks suspicous or nervous. coulda hacked you through wifi or something.
Unfortunately there is nothing you can do about that money no matter how you traced it from moving to once wallet address to another. You will only be able to view it but nothing can be done about it. That's one disadvantage of bitcoin if it were to be a bank, lodge a complain, get the proper paper works and that money can be retrieved or the perpetrator arrested and made to cough it out but here nothing of such can be done. Also it will get to a point where the money might not move again if the moved knows how to use a mixer.
The funds got into this wallet after being moved out of ETH into BTC at Shapeshift.
How did the funds get stolen from this transaction. I assume you made this transaction and thief intercepted? A bit more detail will help those that are capable of tracking this "dickcheese" down.
Regarding phishing attacks, they do require the victim to click or bite, yeah? Or have they gotten more sophisticated?
Thanks.
You're right, they require you to click a link, you'll be redirected to a scam site (for example a site looking similar to mew), and when you login or fill in the required info they'll steal everything you've got.
Not if your computer is RATTED, which i think is the case with @OP. There is no other way someone can edit your host files.
Shapeshift might be able to help you, if you provide the TX id, and a police report, they'll probably give you the userdata of they guy that did the transactions ( IP ).
Although i'm suspecting he would use a VPN, you never know and it might result in more information, people always leave digital fingerprints behind.
The author of this thread may be able to help you, OP. Look here : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21874863
Solved a case for me already, and it's free to ask him for what he can do.
Solved a case for me already, and it's free to ask him for what he can do.
It is highly impossible to track bitcoin transactions but i will sirely give a try with my previous experiences. I am not sure that i will find him but somewhere i will get near into him. Please leave a pm with more info and i will be on your work as soon as possible.
Edit:- Payment should be held in escrow!
Edit:- Payment should be held in escrow!
Really sorry for your big loss. I think your guess is 99% right that thief may some one who close to you! try to take step right way. I pray from my heart to god for recovering your loss.
Thanks for all the comments.
I don't need to fabricate a story Vohoanghiep but thanks for your concern.
They made the mistake of moving some of the stolen funds to an exchange / and its more than they will be able to withdrawal without being KYC so we are following that lead.
Another token I hold was listed on a major exchange today and I have in fact quickly recovered my losses.
I don't need to fabricate a story Vohoanghiep but thanks for your concern.
They made the mistake of moving some of the stolen funds to an exchange / and its more than they will be able to withdrawal without being KYC so we are following that lead.
Another token I hold was listed on a major exchange today and I have in fact quickly recovered my losses.
good news to know you recovered some of it already, give hope to those going thrugh similar problem
Thanks for all the comments.
I don't need to fabricate a story Vohoanghiep but thanks for your concern.
They made the mistake of moving some of the stolen funds to an exchange / and its more than they will be able to withdrawal without being KYC so we are following that lead.
Another token I hold was listed on a major exchange today and I have in fact quickly recovered my losses.
I don't need to fabricate a story Vohoanghiep but thanks for your concern.
They made the mistake of moving some of the stolen funds to an exchange / and its more than they will be able to withdrawal without being KYC so we are following that lead.
Another token I hold was listed on a major exchange today and I have in fact quickly recovered my losses.
Normally when bitcoins are stolen they are difficult to get back, because the thief could be in another country, where your country's law can't touch them.
Bitcoin's aren't difficult to get back when it was stolen, we can't really recover it anyway because it can only be sent back if the hackers that stole your bitcoins will be returning it back to you. I think the only people that you can help you are the FBI and I haven't seen someone that offers this type of recovery services.
https://www.myetherwallet.com/ is very dangerous, better use metamask or any other ether wallet like parity where you can protect yourself from phishing attack, I believe https://www.myetherwallet.com/ is the most phished website right now
really sorry for the loss hope you still be able to gain back confidence to get back that amount from trading or anything
really sorry for the loss hope you still be able to gain back confidence to get back that amount from trading or anything
Its just about phishers because they are changing the name of it that is looking like MEW. And for OP even though how big the reward is, we know that bitcoin/ETH transactions aren't reversible. If you know that someone whos close to you, you have to make your own investigation.
Someone targeted me specifically by editing my hosts file and redirecting myetherwallet.com to a local copy of the site. Probably someone close to me.
I have not heard of any remote malware that can do that. (probably some does exist though.)
Edit: I thought that hosts file exists only in linux, but apparently windows has one too. If you use linux the above comment stands, but not in windows.
Normally when bitcoins are stolen they are difficult to get back, because the thief could be in another country, where your country's law can't touch them.
The funds got into this wallet after being moved out of ETH into BTC at Shapeshift.
How did the funds get stolen from this transaction. I assume you made this transaction and thief intercepted? A bit more detail will help those that are capable of tracking this "dickcheese" down.
Regarding phishing attacks, they do require the victim to click or bite, yeah? Or have they gotten more sophisticated?
Thanks.
You're right, they require you to click a link, you'll be redirected to a scam site (for example a site looking similar to mew), and when you login or fill in the required info they'll steal everything you've got.
sorry for your lost.I think you should contact with security expert or any hacker.Only they can help you to track the hacker. Maybe you will not get refund your money.Please contact those two people as soon as possible.Thanks
This is really bad and i'm so sorry man. This is really a difficult thing to find someone through an anonymous address but I hope you will find the bad guy.
Sorry to hear about your loss. It sounds like a very sophisticated attack and probably an inside job of sorts. I hope law enforcement or a white hat who finds your post can offer assistance to you and bring this hacker to justice. Hopefully you still have other funds for investing or plenty left untouched.
The funds got into this wallet after being moved out of ETH into BTC at Shapeshift.
How did the funds get stolen from this transaction. I assume you made this transaction and thief intercepted? A bit more detail will help those that are capable of tracking this "dickcheese" down.
Regarding phishing attacks, they do require the victim to click or bite, yeah? Or have they gotten more sophisticated?
Thanks.
I check the last known wallet where funds are with wallet explorer, a website that links addresses to the wallets just to give you a clue but it was only used recently as address and it doesn't show up there.
I am afraid you cannot do much if the thief is an expert at bitcoin, he can use bitcoin mixers to mix different amounts, he can use gambling websites to mix different other amounts. Creating wallets its free so I am sorry for your loss but not much you can do.
I am afraid you cannot do much if the thief is an expert at bitcoin, he can use bitcoin mixers to mix different amounts, he can use gambling websites to mix different other amounts. Creating wallets its free so I am sorry for your loss but not much you can do.
How much money have you lost in your wallet?
I do not think anyone can get this person because all the information on the forum and the market is fake and not real so you will never find him while you spend 250004 to Looking for a thief, I do not believe this is the truth, you are trying to fabricate this money
I do not think anyone can get this person because all the information on the forum and the market is fake and not real so you will never find him while you spend 250004 to Looking for a thief, I do not believe this is the truth, you are trying to fabricate this money
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