I only have 0.6.3 (source). To check the windows versions I'd have to fire up a VM, I don't use windows at home.
Also I noticed the latest source on github is 0.6.3 and is a month old... Are the Windows/Mac wallets more recent?
(Might start VMWare later today.)
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January 28, 2014, 09:15:05 AM
January 28, 2014, 09:08:46 AM
No, I don't know about any logger software installed.
I also found out, that this is my wallet version:
Mooncoin version v0.6.4.0-unk-beta
I thought I have 0.7.0 version installed. But the number seems kinda suspicious. What do you guys think?
I also found out, that this is my wallet version:
Mooncoin version v0.6.4.0-unk-beta
I thought I have 0.7.0 version installed. But the number seems kinda suspicious. What do you guys think?
January 28, 2014, 08:53:33 AM
Michalbb,
Since your in IT and it happened at work; are you logging the traffic/suspicious behavior?
Since your in IT and it happened at work; are you logging the traffic/suspicious behavior?
January 28, 2014, 08:37:45 AM
And one important thing to say, or to detect failure - the MoonCoin got sent AFTER I ran the client today, exactly on 28.01.2014 11:59 (GMT +1). It may be a coincidence of course, although I doubt it.
January 28, 2014, 08:06:46 AM
Hope to see Mooncoins starting to make some rebound.
January 28, 2014, 08:05:34 AM
Well, we are a small company, like 10 IT people here, I know all of them for a pretty long time. I doubt it would be one of them. But someone from outside of IT department could do it theoretically, some other admins or whatever. Though I doubt it. Anyway, it's my mistake, and one must pay for mistakes. I will learn from it now. Time to move on only and reconcile to it :/
EDIT: Anyway, I put only like 3 BTC to MoonCoins, that's not gonna ruin me. The question is, how much could I have had from it. And even though I am pretty peaceful person and few things can disturb me, this shaked me inside a bit, as I'm not computer and Bitcoin n00b. Never thought this can happen to me
EDIT: Anyway, I put only like 3 BTC to MoonCoins, that's not gonna ruin me. The question is, how much could I have had from it. And even though I am pretty peaceful person and few things can disturb me, this shaked me inside a bit, as I'm not computer and Bitcoin n00b. Never thought this can happen to me
January 28, 2014, 08:03:16 AM
Michalbb,
Yeah, if it's a work computer then you probably won't be able to use linux on that. The HW encrypted USB would probably be the best option then.
FWIW, I know my previous employer used fairly intrusive monitoring software. As in they could see just about everything, including passwords and the such. Not sure if that applies to your situation but it is something to watch out for.
Yeah, if it's a work computer then you probably won't be able to use linux on that. The HW encrypted USB would probably be the best option then.
FWIW, I know my previous employer used fairly intrusive monitoring software. As in they could see just about everything, including passwords and the such. Not sure if that applies to your situation but it is something to watch out for.
January 28, 2014, 08:01:40 AM
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I still think that the MoonCoin was stolen because I have my wallet on my workplace computer. I don't have full access of things here, so it may be possible that my workplace computer is virused and that's why. I mean, if my personal, home computer was hacked, I guess attacker would also steal Bitcoins, not only MoonCoins, right?
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I still think that the MoonCoin was stolen because I have my wallet on my workplace computer. I don't have full access of things here, so it may be possible that my workplace computer is virused and that's why. I mean, if my personal, home computer was hacked, I guess attacker would also steal Bitcoins, not only MoonCoins, right?
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That was a terrible idea, putting your wallet on your workplace computer.
Viruses? IT guys have full file access from anywhere on the network... that's probably the biggest threat.
January 28, 2014, 07:59:03 AM
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Eventual Donation site: http://www.spacecamp.com/scholarshipfund
Current donors
1. adsoyo - 200,000 MOON
2. madcoin - 500,000 MOON
3. Fayens - 2,500,000 MOON
4. eskamilio - 600,000 MOON
5. FiatKiller - 1,000,000 MOON
6. DRobert - 250,000 MOON
7. nosf009 - 250,000 MOON
8. vegus - 1,000,000 MOON
9. mooncointalk.info - 1,000,000 MOON
10. b4dger - 100,000 MOON
11. puvar - 500,000 MOON
12. Wekkel - 1,500,000 MOON
13. rtopz - 150,000 MOON
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January 28, 2014, 07:48:14 AM
Yes, that's awful...
I'm in Bitcoin World more than two years now, and such thing has never happened to me. I still think that the MoonCoin was stolen because I have my wallet on my workplace computer. I don't have full access of things here, so it may be possible that my workplace computer is virused and that's why. I mean, if my personal, home computer was hacked, I guess attacker would also steal Bitcoins, not only MoonCoins, right?
I should have made MoonCoin wallet on my home computer, or as you are saying encrypted USB / dedicated wallet computer with some Linux distro etc... But this is first time in my life, so I will take precautions and secure all my Bitcoins and other coins. I consider buying Computer for that, I made nice profits since I'm in Bitcoin anyway, but this one was just great decision I was proud on, and now it's gone :/
I'm in Bitcoin World more than two years now, and such thing has never happened to me. I still think that the MoonCoin was stolen because I have my wallet on my workplace computer. I don't have full access of things here, so it may be possible that my workplace computer is virused and that's why. I mean, if my personal, home computer was hacked, I guess attacker would also steal Bitcoins, not only MoonCoins, right?
I should have made MoonCoin wallet on my home computer, or as you are saying encrypted USB / dedicated wallet computer with some Linux distro etc... But this is first time in my life, so I will take precautions and secure all my Bitcoins and other coins. I consider buying Computer for that, I made nice profits since I'm in Bitcoin anyway, but this one was just great decision I was proud on, and now it's gone :/
January 28, 2014, 07:40:35 AM
Damn... That's aweful michalbb...
Just some tips, although too late:
Find a better way to store your wallets. I'd suggest a linux distro with a decent reputation. If you're not comfortable with it use an old laptop or a cheap new mini PC or something. Compile the wallets yourself from the original source (with Qt-creator it's fairly simple, takes about 8 minutes on my old laptop). Use filesystem encryption or encrypt the wallet manually (for instance with KGPG).
Store wallets on a hardware encrypted USB stick/disk. Search for IronKey or datAshur, there's a few other brands but these I know will work with any OS.
Use long random strings for passwords, store them on paper in a safe or something similar.
Best of luck!
Just some tips, although too late:
Find a better way to store your wallets. I'd suggest a linux distro with a decent reputation. If you're not comfortable with it use an old laptop or a cheap new mini PC or something. Compile the wallets yourself from the original source (with Qt-creator it's fairly simple, takes about 8 minutes on my old laptop). Use filesystem encryption or encrypt the wallet manually (for instance with KGPG).
Store wallets on a hardware encrypted USB stick/disk. Search for IronKey or datAshur, there's a few other brands but these I know will work with any OS.
Use long random strings for passwords, store them on paper in a safe or something similar.
Best of luck!
January 28, 2014, 07:12:08 AM
Guys, I just got hoosebumps...
Ran my MoonCoin client today after like 5 days to see something or someone sent 71,800,000 MoonCoins elsewhere... I really don't know how this happened
I have my moonCoin wallet.dat stored at 3 places, but renamed it (however, I left the .dat extension). I recently found out that one of my computers has some kind of virus in it, which was mining ProtoShares and was eating up my RAM and stuff, so I guess that might have something with it. So I am left with 11,000,000 MoonCoins now and sad
I bought them really low (2 and 3 satoshi), so I was very happy with moon progress. Now I can only cry
The address MoonCoin got withdrawn to is 2X96dqWs2T6ToBDXAj24DXxZuHfwcSU68A. I know there ain't much helping me now. I just withdrew them from coinex to make them more secure (in case of hack or something), and now it seems I got hacked, for the first time in my life
Ran my MoonCoin client today after like 5 days to see something or someone sent 71,800,000 MoonCoins elsewhere... I really don't know how this happened
I have my moonCoin wallet.dat stored at 3 places, but renamed it (however, I left the .dat extension). I recently found out that one of my computers has some kind of virus in it, which was mining ProtoShares and was eating up my RAM and stuff, so I guess that might have something with it. So I am left with 11,000,000 MoonCoins now and sad
I bought them really low (2 and 3 satoshi), so I was very happy with moon progress. Now I can only cry
The address MoonCoin got withdrawn to is 2X96dqWs2T6ToBDXAj24DXxZuHfwcSU68A. I know there ain't much helping me now. I just withdrew them from coinex to make them more secure (in case of hack or something), and now it seems I got hacked, for the first time in my life
January 28, 2014, 06:49:25 AM
anybody agrees that we will see lower bitcoin price ?
3 days more to go.
lower bitcoin price brings lower altcoin prices.
so i think will waite a bit longer.
3 days more to go.
lower bitcoin price brings lower altcoin prices.
so i think will waite a bit longer.
January 28, 2014, 06:28:49 AM
Bot on coinex?
Buying 0.05 moon between 12 and 20 satoshi.
Buying 0.05 moon between 12 and 20 satoshi.
Just like the first day of previous pump
January 28, 2014, 06:20:38 AM
Bot on coinex?
Buying 0.05 moon between 12 and 20 satoshi.
Buying 0.05 moon between 12 and 20 satoshi.
January 28, 2014, 05:07:20 AM
At 11 now trending towards 9
January 28, 2014, 03:29:30 AM
I don't think it's going below 11 sat:)
I prefer LTC exchange - look at bid and asks.
I prefer LTC exchange - look at bid and asks.
Want to bet 250,000 Moon that it does go below 11?
January 28, 2014, 03:25:06 AM
I don't think it's going below 11 sat:)
I prefer LTC exchange - look at bid and asks.
I prefer LTC exchange - look at bid and asks.
January 28, 2014, 03:12:10 AM
Grab at 10-11 and get a nice double up after this crash
January 28, 2014, 02:51:56 AM
Look at bids and asks at LTC market and just BUY more! 
i think i will get in again. Went out with a + made some money with TIPS but this will go for sure over 20 when this crash time is over.
The only question is, buying now or waiting for lower prices?
Any thoughts?
I mean i don´t think this crash is over yet. We will see more for sure.
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