Topic: 63.73 BTC Hacked - Blockchain.info secured by 2FA - Starting security podcast? - page 8. (Read 15021 times)
November 27, 2014, 08:40:00 PM
statdude, how do you store your wallet backup or backups?
November 27, 2014, 08:35:37 PM
Honestly, not sure what to think. If BC.I was compromised even with 2FA, then this means that there is some exploit going on in BC.I and piuk owes statdude 63btc.
yup, i'd say it should be up to the online wallet host to ensure those funds are returned, however that might happen.
legendary
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Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
November 27, 2014, 08:32:56 PM
Honestly, not sure what to think. If BC.I was compromised even with 2FA, then this means that there is some exploit going on in BC.I and piuk owes statdude 63btc.
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
November 27, 2014, 08:28:15 PM
I wouldnt keep even 1BTC (mid-long term) in a wallet that i am not the only one controlling the private key.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
i totally agree.
keep it in paper wallet. this was an oversight on my part. doesnt explain what happened though
these were my wallets. all emptied at once.
13brziR3KJB9eBWUmiSVa7HCtDGsoi5uPv
1KFCQqWJMFp3jP2YXQv5ZMgmXeZfQ8Levs
1E1nAEXaffBHh3RPpB9EGexSGSLS9qVFWB
156VdKaw31FKNkDve1PLs3J4j2s1dnkfQc
1BUCKgFCb3UYcEEgEWibFSzgUnbpWRRfiC
12Un78NEExEM3SYoFYAQvKYwxtMJozb3K6
yes, we intelligent folks can see that by the tx - https://blockchain.info/tx/43d9ecf12e25a0bcc6c655660d604cdff800f726dc42f68b08cea8fc1d61a3c4
guess remember or whatever/whoever is in his cups already? lol.. sorry again statdude.
November 27, 2014, 08:27:04 PM
I wouldnt keep even 1BTC (mid-long term) in a wallet that i am not the only one controlling the private key.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
i totally agree.
keep it in paper wallet. this was an oversight on my part. doesnt explain what happened though
these were my wallets. all emptied at once.
13brziR3KJB9eBWUmiSVa7HCtDGsoi5uPv
1KFCQqWJMFp3jP2YXQv5ZMgmXeZfQ8Levs
1E1nAEXaffBHh3RPpB9EGexSGSLS9qVFWB
156VdKaw31FKNkDve1PLs3J4j2s1dnkfQc
1BUCKgFCb3UYcEEgEWibFSzgUnbpWRRfiC
12Un78NEExEM3SYoFYAQvKYwxtMJozb3K6
yes, we intelligent folks can see that by the tx - https://blockchain.info/tx/43d9ecf12e25a0bcc6c655660d604cdff800f726dc42f68b08cea8fc1d61a3c4
guess remember or whatever/whoever is in his cups already? lol.. sorry again statdude.
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
November 27, 2014, 08:25:26 PM
what are you talking about? It was all moved at once. the hacker then distributed it over hours to multiple wallets.
Guys,can you please send mictro transactions to that address, linking to this forum post?
It was not emptied immediately, the supposed "attacker" first got 13.73BTC, the change was sent back TO YOU, a change of 49.999 btc. Then the next 3 transactions same thing. Guys,can you please send mictro transactions to that address, linking to this forum post?
November 27, 2014, 08:24:12 PM
I wouldnt keep even 1BTC (mid-long term) in a wallet that i am not the only one controlling the private key.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
i totally agree.
keep it in paper wallet. this was an oversight on my part. doesnt explain what happened though
these were my wallets. all emptied at once.
13brziR3KJB9eBWUmiSVa7HCtDGsoi5uPv
1KFCQqWJMFp3jP2YXQv5ZMgmXeZfQ8Levs
1E1nAEXaffBHh3RPpB9EGexSGSLS9qVFWB
156VdKaw31FKNkDve1PLs3J4j2s1dnkfQc
1BUCKgFCb3UYcEEgEWibFSzgUnbpWRRfiC
12Un78NEExEM3SYoFYAQvKYwxtMJozb3K6
November 27, 2014, 08:23:22 PM
what are you talking about? It was all moved at once. the hacker then distributed it over hours to multiple wallets.
Guys,can you please send mictro transactions to that address, linking to this forum post?
Guys,can you please send mictro transactions to that address, linking to this forum post?
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
November 27, 2014, 08:20:20 PM
I wouldnt keep even 1BTC (mid-long term) in a wallet that i am not the only one controlling the private key.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
i totally agree.
keep it in paper wallet. this was an oversight on my part. doesnt explain what happened though
November 27, 2014, 08:18:12 PM
I wouldnt keep even 1BTC (mid-long term) in a wallet that i am not the only one controlling the private key.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
i totally agree.
keep it in paper wallet. this was an oversight on my part. doesnt explain what happened though
maybe this helps i dunno.. your not alone at least?
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2nkias/this_is_a_list_of_rbitcoin_users_who_had_their/
edit - sorry for the loss, i hate btc thieves, so i just got a trezor and actually, i only have one btc atm....
November 27, 2014, 08:15:40 PM
I wouldnt keep even 1BTC (mid-long term) in a wallet that i am not the only one controlling the private key.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
i totally agree.
keep it in paper wallet. this was an oversight on my part. doesnt explain what happened though
November 27, 2014, 08:15:08 PM
Help...
I am not sure if someone accessed a backup of my wallet somewhere... All my BTC was stolen via a single blockchain transaction
43d9ecf12e25a0bcc6c655660d604cdff800f726dc42f68b08cea8fc1d61a3c4
sent to here
https://blockchain.info/address/1L8zn4BJs2B4a4pxN4HBaNKEgaowpa3857
if anyone has help or can apply any forensics... i am more than willing to pay a bounty to recover some of these funds... thank you...
skype me at "thestatdude"
many of these coins were purchased via credit card and i have hardly afford to lose them... please help..
I am not sure if someone accessed a backup of my wallet somewhere... All my BTC was stolen via a single blockchain transaction
43d9ecf12e25a0bcc6c655660d604cdff800f726dc42f68b08cea8fc1d61a3c4
sent to here
https://blockchain.info/address/1L8zn4BJs2B4a4pxN4HBaNKEgaowpa3857
if anyone has help or can apply any forensics... i am more than willing to pay a bounty to recover some of these funds... thank you...
skype me at "thestatdude"
many of these coins were purchased via credit card and i have hardly afford to lose them... please help..
I know how you lost your Bitcoins. . .
can you tell me?
November 27, 2014, 08:14:15 PM
I wouldnt keep even 1BTC (mid-long term) in a wallet that i am not the only one controlling the private key.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
You sir is retarded and you created your own misfortune. Sadly.
I still feel sorry though. I am canadian so i'll say it again. Sorry.
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
November 27, 2014, 08:13:34 PM
Why are the transactions broadcast every few hours? Why didn't the hacker simply empty it in one go?
November 27, 2014, 08:09:22 PM
Help...
I am not sure if someone accessed a backup of my wallet somewhere... All my BTC was stolen via a single blockchain transaction
43d9ecf12e25a0bcc6c655660d604cdff800f726dc42f68b08cea8fc1d61a3c4
sent to here
https://blockchain.info/address/1L8zn4BJs2B4a4pxN4HBaNKEgaowpa3857
if anyone has help or can apply any forensics... i am more than willing to pay a bounty to recover some of these funds... thank you...
skype me at "thestatdude"
many of these coins were purchased via credit card and i have hardly afford to lose them... please help..
I am not sure if someone accessed a backup of my wallet somewhere... All my BTC was stolen via a single blockchain transaction
43d9ecf12e25a0bcc6c655660d604cdff800f726dc42f68b08cea8fc1d61a3c4
sent to here
https://blockchain.info/address/1L8zn4BJs2B4a4pxN4HBaNKEgaowpa3857
if anyone has help or can apply any forensics... i am more than willing to pay a bounty to recover some of these funds... thank you...
skype me at "thestatdude"
many of these coins were purchased via credit card and i have hardly afford to lose them... please help..
I know how you lost your Bitcoins. . .
November 27, 2014, 08:05:47 PM
Sorry about your loss. Did you access blockchain.info using tor? There are a number of users had their coins stolen because of doggy tor exit nodes.
no tor, no mobile,
no record of 2FA being sent to my email
someone must have gotten a wallet backup and my password.
November 27, 2014, 07:45:16 PM
Saw this and thought I should give my blockchain wallet a peek and thankfully everything is still there. I definitely don't keep my main stash there although it is a sizable amount. I had a friend that lost 5 coins over a year ago thanks to his android being "rooted" somehow, despite 2FA. I don't get how people are losing their shit on blockchain esp when I have an sms sent to my phone to login and it changes every 30 seconds or so. And, I've even had my network hacked and then subsequently cleaned up again like twice in the last year and still all is well. However, when I had an idea that something wasn't right on my network I definitely wouldn't log in to anything that was financially sensitive. 
November 27, 2014, 07:39:28 PM
How many hundreds of thousands of BTC need to be stolen from blockchain.info hacks before everyone stops using it for anything other than watch-only?
November 27, 2014, 07:28:59 PM
shit, i'm sorry for your loss mate. i hate to read these things, i really hope there are folks out there that can help you trace this.
November 27, 2014, 07:27:05 PM
There have been numerous posts on reddit about blockchain.info hacks.
Give us more info, did you access blockchain via TOR ?
Did you click on google adwards for blockchain (phishing attack) ?
More than 1k BTC have been stolen, i am beginning to think their main server has been hacked and user/pass are being sniffed realtime.
Tell us more to make a conclusion..
Give us more info, did you access blockchain via TOR ?
Did you click on google adwards for blockchain (phishing attack) ?
More than 1k BTC have been stolen, i am beginning to think their main server has been hacked and user/pass are being sniffed realtime.
Tell us more to make a conclusion..
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