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Topic: Beware of Increasingly Sophisticated Malware Infection Attempts - page 38. (Read 689453 times)
August 31, 2017, 04:43:21 PM
August 24, 2017, 11:29:36 PM
Information so useful that we can secure the wallet from the virus that will cause a big problem later therefore should be able to find the right solution to prevent it by making good security.
August 17, 2017, 02:02:30 PM
I guess he used electrum and wanted to download the electrum cash wallet, but he entered on a fake site electrum.com instead of electrum.org
August 16, 2017, 11:53:21 AM
Some guy lost $150,000 of Bitcoins (50 BTC) a couple days ago trying to get access to his Bitcoin Cash.
He downloaded a malware "wallet" from an unknown site, but after opening the .exe file found his Bitcoin had all been stolen.
Let this be a reminder to all that you should be very careful about clicking links, downloading/installing programs, etc. related to cryptocurrencies!
He downloaded a malware "wallet" from an unknown site, but after opening the .exe file found his Bitcoin had all been stolen.
Let this be a reminder to all that you should be very careful about clicking links, downloading/installing programs, etc. related to cryptocurrencies!
SO true. What wallet was the BTC stored in?
August 12, 2017, 09:13:30 AM
hi guys, I have a problem, I have just log my MyEtherWallet wallet private key into a fake MyEtherWallet site. I just dont know what to do. Is there any way to change the private key? The ETH wallet has no coins anyway, but soon it will have (from bounties). Please advice me what to do?
Create a new wallet and try to redirect the payment to your new wallet (contact dev team that will send the payment for bounties) I guess this is only possible way
August 11, 2017, 02:58:32 PM
different basics on customs with personal profiles as users of altcoins to decide with strategics as occupying use of tools and utility as helps with the running of manage to gains with the better returns on complements.
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the specifics of details on casuals to bring to mechanical practice of functional system as expert from the different background of ideal works with the offers on jobs market as accepting request from the buyer of the wider networks as clusters of profile with membership.
August 11, 2017, 12:01:58 PM
Thank you for listing all of this here. This post actually saved my money twice(!) today, as some guys tried to replace download links in the discussion on the other forums.
August 11, 2017, 11:59:11 AM
Thanks for the significant attention, based on BTC protection which could be absorbed for some technical reasons, if not you, appreciate that!
August 10, 2017, 06:21:53 AM
hi guys, I have a problem, I have just log my MyEtherWallet wallet private key into a fake MyEtherWallet site. I just dont know what to do. Is there any way to change the private key? The ETH wallet has no coins anyway, but soon it will have (from bounties). Please advice me what to do?
August 07, 2017, 03:36:50 PM
My system was infected with malware, I use avg anti virus version and it help to discover and deleted it
.I recomend this and also ensure you dont visit site that entice with earning free btc or altcoin,lot of scammers and thiefs out there.
.I recomend this and also ensure you dont visit site that entice with earning free btc or altcoin,lot of scammers and thiefs out there.
August 06, 2017, 05:12:41 PM
what we really need to do to remain uninfected from the malware... since with the growth of bitcoin bad people are trying to steal the bitcoin with the different ways.. August 04, 2017, 06:05:39 PM
Some guy lost $150,000 of Bitcoins (50 BTC) a couple days ago trying to get access to his Bitcoin Cash.
He downloaded a malware "wallet" from an unknown site, but after opening the .exe file found his Bitcoin had all been stolen.
Let this be a reminder to all that you should be very careful about clicking links, downloading/installing programs, etc. related to cryptocurrencies!
He downloaded a malware "wallet" from an unknown site, but after opening the .exe file found his Bitcoin had all been stolen.
Let this be a reminder to all that you should be very careful about clicking links, downloading/installing programs, etc. related to cryptocurrencies!
Same question also i want to ask and i need reply. which one apps i mean software should i use for scan my computer? now i am using avast a free antivirus downloaded from internet . is it work properly or i have to buy premium service? someone clear it to me.thanks in advanced.
i use avast free. works fine but the paid version has more features that may be beneficial for noobs but i have no use for them.
but the real trick to avoiding virus/trojans is to update your os and programs regularly, stay off shady sites and not download cracked software.
only download from the authors site when you can. learn how md5/sha hashes work and verify your downloads with it, especially wallets.
dont download wallets for crapcoins willy nilly many have trojans. if you must use a virtual pc and even then be careful.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine
it allows you run run software so it cannot interact with the real pc its running on, or other vms on the same machine. theory is any malware is contained in just that the virtual machine.
you can run many vms on one real pc. so you run one wallet per vm and if one is malware it cannot affect the other stuff on the other vms. so basically is a jail malware cannot escape from.
you dedicate a vm to one altcoin wallet and run nothing else in that vm (except antivirus and a browser to get the wallet). so malware has nothing to steal/compromise. of course that wallet may be able to steal your coins from itself, but it cant steal coins from wallets running on other vms. ie it does not prevent trojans from running but it contains the damage. and you never enter sensitive info or enter sensitive sites on that vm (like no visiting exchange sites/email accounts) so it cannot collect passwords or anything. you use a regular machine for exchanges/email/whatever, or even a vm set up for just email/exchanges.
however.. its still not 100% perfect depending on how you set up it there can still be risks. but in general its quit safe.
there are many vms that are free. you can run windows and *nix on vms.
Thank you boss for your kind information. Just bookmarked the site: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine and try to read them carefully.also you described it nicely.will try to use it and review here about it.best regards
Zrs
very informative for newbies, I always scan files with malwarebytes , I trust this program.
Same question also i want to ask and i need reply. which one apps i mean software should i use for scan my computer? now i am using avast a free antivirus downloaded from internet . is it work properly or i have to buy premium service? someone clear it to me.thanks in advanced.
i use avast free. works fine but the paid version has more features that may be beneficial for noobs but i have no use for them.
but the real trick to avoiding virus/trojans is to update your os and programs regularly, stay off shady sites and not download cracked software.
only download from the authors site when you can. learn how md5/sha hashes work and verify your downloads with it, especially wallets.
dont download wallets for crapcoins willy nilly many have trojans. if you must use a virtual pc and even then be careful.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine
it allows you run run software so it cannot interact with the real pc its running on, or other vms on the same machine. theory is any malware is contained in just that the virtual machine.
you can run many vms on one real pc. so you run one wallet per vm and if one is malware it cannot affect the other stuff on the other vms. so basically is a jail malware cannot escape from.
you dedicate a vm to one altcoin wallet and run nothing else in that vm (except antivirus and a browser to get the wallet). so malware has nothing to steal/compromise. of course that wallet may be able to steal your coins from itself, but it cant steal coins from wallets running on other vms. ie it does not prevent trojans from running but it contains the damage. and you never enter sensitive info or enter sensitive sites on that vm (like no visiting exchange sites/email accounts) so it cannot collect passwords or anything. you use a regular machine for exchanges/email/whatever, or even a vm set up for just email/exchanges.
however.. its still not 100% perfect depending on how you set up it there can still be risks. but in general its quit safe.
there are many vms that are free. you can run windows and *nix on vms.
Is there any way to know if i have a keylogger in bios or somewhere else? thnaks
Hmmm try to full scan your pc i think and if you are too suspicious try to reformat your pc for assurance that nobody has been left that may steal your infos. But think that reformat is the very last idea you may do.Same question also i want to ask and i need reply. which one apps i mean software should i use for scan my computer? now i am using avast a free antivirus downloaded from internet . is it work properly or i have to buy premium service? someone clear it to me.thanks in advanced.
i use avast free. works fine but the paid version has more features that may be beneficial for noobs but i have no use for them.
but the real trick to avoiding virus/trojans is to update your os and programs regularly, stay off shady sites and not download cracked software.
only download from the authors site when you can. learn how md5/sha hashes work and verify your downloads with it, especially wallets.
dont download wallets for crapcoins willy nilly many have trojans. if you must use a virtual pc and even then be careful.
Is there any way to know if i have a keylogger in bios or somewhere else? thnaks
Hmmm try to full scan your pc i think and if you are too suspicious try to reformat your pc for assurance that nobody has been left that may steal your infos. But think that reformat is the very last idea you may do.Same question also i want to ask and i need reply. which one apps i mean software should i use for scan my computer? now i am using avast a free antivirus downloaded from internet . is it work properly or i have to buy premium service? someone clear it to me.thanks in advanced.
i use avast free. works fine but the paid version has more features that may be beneficial for noobs but i have no use for them.
but the real trick to avoiding virus/trojans is to update your os and programs regularly, stay off shady sites and not download cracked software.
only download from the authors site when you can. learn how md5/sha hashes work and verify your downloads with it, especially wallets.
dont download wallets for crapcoins willy nilly many have trojans. if you must use a virtual pc and even then be careful.
Is there any way to know if i have a keylogger in bios or somewhere else? thnaks
Hmmm try to full scan your pc i think and if you are too suspicious try to reformat your pc for assurance that nobody has been left that may steal your infos. But think that reformat is the very last idea you may do.Same question also i want to ask and i need reply. which one apps i mean software should i use for scan my computer? now i am using avast a free antivirus downloaded from internet . is it work properly or i have to buy premium service? someone clear it to me.thanks in advanced.
Just add, so that our PC is not directly exposed to Malware
1. Make sure your computer / pc is always renewable
2.Do not be fooled by downloading unknown software
1. Make sure your computer / pc is always renewable
2.Do not be fooled by downloading unknown software
Thanks for being on top of this and keeping us informed, we do appreciate it!
I think having a desktop wallet is very prone to this.
Vulnerability is high in this case. I guess better to always back up your wallet or choose a safer one.
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