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Juventino02

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Quote from: mobnepal on May 24, 2016, 01:20:20 PM

Quote from: Juventino02 on May 24, 2016, 01:10:14 PM

I have been similar situation. some chaptcha sites writ that they found dublicate IP or they wrote they add me as scamr. and why? they block my IP. I talk about sites which pays 1000 or more.. sometimes, they wrote that 1000 satoshi sent your account, after that I chack my account and there not any satoshis. it seems, there are scammers as a captcha sites or there are scammer who changes the wallet address. who was in this situation?

you will get after claiming in faucet to check the address where it sended the bitcoin and you can check is that the same address of yours you have copied earlier or not. If it is changing that its better you install good antivirus and search for malware.

I have used to copy and paste my wallet address every time.. But there are this problem. I have so strong antivirus, total viewer 360 , it write me which sites or files are dangerous. it newer install virus programs.. I think, in captcha sites are scammers.. can you tell me how increase my satoshis. I want to start without spending money. if you have reliable captcha sites send me reffelers links

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Quote from: Juventino02 on May 24, 2016, 01:10:14 PM

I have been similar situation. some chaptcha sites writ that they found dublicate IP or they wrote they add me as scamr. and why? they block my IP. I talk about sites which pays 1000 or more.. sometimes, they wrote that 1000 satoshi sent your account, after that I chack my account and there not any satoshis. it seems, there are scammers as a captcha sites or there are scammer who changes the wallet address. who was in this situation?

you will get after claiming in faucet to check the address where it sended the bitcoin and you can check is that the same address of yours you have copied earlier or not. If it is changing that its better you install good antivirus and search for malware.

Juventino02

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I have been similar situation. some chaptcha sites writ that they found dublicate IP or they wrote they add me as scamr. and why? they block my IP. I talk about sites which pays 1000 or more.. sometimes, they wrote that 1000 satoshi sent your account, after that I chack my account and there not any satoshis. it seems, there are scammers as a captcha sites or there are scammer who changes the wallet address. who was in this situation?

quentincole32

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Quote from: Hailedllama on August 31, 2015, 09:25:54 AM

i recently found a malware that changes bitcoin addresses when copied to the hackers address so just watch out and check to make sure that the bitcoin address you copy comes out the same when you paste it

never know about this case and kind malware like that,its terrible hacker,i dont think its can be done by hacker,they should be pro and smart hacker.
thanks for sharing,even you dont put any proff,but its make us know about new case in bitcoin hacking.

Icathia

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I have to look out for this they are trying to steal your information and maybe your Bitcoins from you. Always keep check of what you are doing because there is always a chance that you will get a virus.

Akupuniard

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Malware is so annoying nowdays, also with windows 10, you can get it from everywhere without any protection. Many anti-virus programs also can alert you about it.

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Quote from: Gaugh on May 23, 2016, 08:16:38 AM

Quote from: JohnBelfast on September 10, 2015, 06:51:38 AM

Most alt coin wallets have some sort of virus in it. Go to altcoin discussion and you wil find a thread which highlights all the coins with viruses and exposed them with code refernces

Well, an altcoin paper wallet cannot have a virus in it. Undecided

But not all users use paper wallets. Actually, not all even knows of paper wallets.
The point here is that viruses/malwares/infections are really easy to get without knowing, unless we have the proper tools and softwares for it.

maudevang

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Quote from: Hailedllama on August 31, 2015, 09:25:54 AM

i recently found a malware that changes bitcoin addresses when copied to the hackers address so just watch out and check to make sure that the bitcoin address you copy comes out the same when you paste it

Yeah you need to watch out with this, hackers are always active at the places were it is about money. Make sure that keep a eye out fort this sort things because it can happen out of nowhere.

InsideBjorn

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There are allot of bitcoin malware going around these days. They are so stupid and are able to steal your coins so be careful people and use nice antiu malware bots to locate the bitcoin ones and at least remove them.

Gaugh

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Quote from: JohnBelfast on September 10, 2015, 06:51:38 AM

Most alt coin wallets have some sort of virus in it. Go to altcoin discussion and you wil find a thread which highlights all the coins with viruses and exposed them with code refernces

Well, an altcoin paper wallet cannot have a virus in it. Undecided

Viyamore

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Thank you also for these tutorial information ..so many viruses now are scatteeing on internet ,sometimes google if i open these forum ,virus on battery . I do close it always not cleaning then if i will clean its recommend an app to download and to install i think it is a propaganda or tactics for them to use the application to earn money.

But i don't encountered yet that bitcoin malwares i think my malwares is on browser.

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thank you for posting such things, I am a newbie so I find them useful

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Quote from: Hailedllama on August 31, 2015, 09:42:57 AM

it happened to me about a hour ago but heres a guide on how to get rid of it if it is on your pc
10
Remove the malware
Finally remove it from your computer:
1.
Start Windows Task Manager and terminate the Chrome32.exe or
AcroRd32.exe process!
2.
Go to %appdata% in your file browser.
3.
Delete AppData/Roaming/Adobe (x86) folder.
4.
Delete AppData/Local/Google (x86) folder.
If you don't terminate the malware manually, as it is described
in the first point you can't delete one of the folder.
If you've deleted the Adobe folder it won't start again on your
computer, so you're good, but to completly remove it you have to
do one more thing:
•
Start the Registry Editor (regedit) and delete our software from
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ru
n"
If you don't find it, check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE instead of
HKEY_CURRENT_USER

hope it helps this malware is being sold for $1.10 in bitcoin

This virus is just easier to bypass if you just encrypt your clipboard. Its a clipboard virus so if anything tries to modify it, it will be signalled as a modified encryption cant be decrypted after.

There are many tools that can help you with that, so you will be perfectly protected agains all kinds of clipboard attacks.

zero01

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Quote from: Hailedllama on August 31, 2015, 09:42:57 AM

it happened to me about a hour ago but heres a guide on how to get rid of it if it is on your pc
10
Remove the malware
Finally remove it from your computer:
1.
Start Windows Task Manager and terminate the Chrome32.exe or
AcroRd32.exe process!
2.
Go to %appdata% in your file browser.
3.
Delete AppData/Roaming/Adobe (x86) folder.
4.
Delete AppData/Local/Google (x86) folder.
If you don't terminate the malware manually, as it is described
in the first point you can't delete one of the folder.
If you've deleted the Adobe folder it won't start again on your
computer, so you're good, but to completly remove it you have to
do one more thing:
•
Start the Registry Editor (regedit) and delete our software from
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ru
n"
If you don't find it, check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE instead of
HKEY_CURRENT_USER

hope it helps this malware is being sold for $1.10 in bitcoin

The information that is helpful friend
I hope with this information, our friends the others do not get bitcoin malware

JohnBelfast

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Most alt coin wallets have some sort of virus in it. Go to altcoin discussion and you wil find a thread which highlights all the coins with viruses and exposed them with code refernces

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Quote from: Q7 on September 10, 2015, 05:14:42 AM

If you can afford it, get two pc. I have with myself one with a lower spec which is connected to the internet all the time and i even use it for installing untrusted new software. The other one is basically most of the time offline and no other software installed in it except browsers, together with my hot wallet

you don't need to spend that much in order to have a secure environment that you can safely install and use a bitcoin wallet.
all you need is a USB disk which is super cheep , and linux that you can download free (like Ubuntu).

1) make persistent live linux on the USB disk
2) change a couple of settings so that it would never connect to network.
3) install your favorite bitcoin wallet

**) don't forget to check the signature of both linux and bitcoin wallet

Q7

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If you can afford it, get two pc. I have with myself one with a lower spec which is connected to the internet all the time and i even use it for installing untrusted new software. The other one is basically most of the time offline and no other software installed in it except browsers, together with my hot wallet

Kakmakr

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Just check the address after you pasted it, and you would be fine. Wink

I have 1 FREE anti-virus software package and 1 Full commercial version installed on one computer, and I have had no problems at all so far. < Avast & Kaspersky > Luckily these two has not clashed, because they usually do.

Keep some honey traps around to trigger flags when possible hacks are being done on you. When they are empty and you have not done that, you know you are compromised.

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