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Quote from: slaman29 on January 30, 2021, 04:24:35 AM

Thanks for all the words, everyone and I repeat. This was my fault. To explain, the withdrawal history shows the hacker tried unsuccessfully many times to withdraw and cancelled, I guess hoping the hot wallet would replenish. Unfortunately that was for BTC only. His LTC and DOGE went through easily.

And yes. Doge ATH just after that, so I guess he had a lot of money. I don't even want to say how much, it hurts me to think about it.

2FA guys. Seriously. I do it everywhere after 2018 signups, but BV is one of my old ones:(

Its okay, feel sorry for the loss. Did you check your device about how your account got compromised because without your device getting compromised then your accounts can't be so you are still in the risk I guess.

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Quote from: btc78 on January 30, 2021, 04:20:35 AM

Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 02:27:16 AM

2FA add just an extra layer to the security but still user have to be very careful with their device when logging into accounts even when 2FA enabled because a hacker can simply hijack the clipboard and may swap his desired crypto address instead of yours. So never forget to manually check the copied address twice or thrice.

But that addition is very big help because even if your device got Hacked but you are using other device for your 2fa authentication then you will surely safe.

That's what i am having , My 2fa's are installed and downloaded in other devices separate from my device that is being used in my gambling activities so even if they will find ways inside my other device there are still safe place where i have my emails .

Many think it's so hassle to do that but actually it's quite helpful when someone trying to hack or stole our main device since they cannot easily penetrate on our accounts since our 2FA and other important details is on other device.

But for people who doesn't have 2 phones maybe they can simply put it on hidden folder and renamed it so that the hacker will get confused about what you put on your device if they can locate it.

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Quote from: btc78 on January 30, 2021, 04:20:35 AM

Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 02:27:16 AM

2FA add just an extra layer to the security but still user have to be very careful with their device when logging into accounts even when 2FA enabled because a hacker can simply hijack the clipboard and may swap his desired crypto address instead of yours. So never forget to manually check the copied address twice or thrice.

But that addition is very big help because even if your device got Hacked but you are using other device for your 2fa authentication then you will surely safe.

That's what i am having , My 2fa's are installed and downloaded in other devices separate from my device that is being used in my gambling activities so even if they will find ways inside my other device there are still safe place where i have my emails .

This is really good because few days back I read one members hacked story his fault was he keep his 2FA and all data related to this on same device just because of this he face some serious trouble lost his good amount its very important you never do this mistake in future to keep all things on same device just try to have few options for your own security because its very important for safety of your funds on any site.

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Thanks for all the words, everyone and I repeat. This was my fault. To explain, the withdrawal history shows the hacker tried unsuccessfully many times to withdraw and cancelled, I guess hoping the hot wallet would replenish. Unfortunately that was for BTC only. His LTC and DOGE went through easily.

And yes. Doge ATH just after that, so I guess he had a lot of money. I don't even want to say how much, it hurts me to think about it.

2FA guys. Seriously. I do it everywhere after 2018 signups, but BV is one of my old ones:(

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Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 02:27:16 AM

2FA add just an extra layer to the security but still user have to be very careful with their device when logging into accounts even when 2FA enabled because a hacker can simply hijack the clipboard and may swap his desired crypto address instead of yours. So never forget to manually check the copied address twice or thrice.

But that addition is very big help because even if your device got Hacked but you are using other device for your 2fa authentication then you will surely safe.

That's what i am having , My 2fa's are installed and downloaded in other devices separate from my device that is being used in my gambling activities so even if they will find ways inside my other device there are still safe place where i have my emails .

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It is lesson learnt in a hard way and felt sorry too that you had lost some coins as well. Most of the recent doge rise would hurt a lot as nobody probably would have thought it could happen overnight though it has started to fall as well today. Lesson for all of us too on this incident.

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Quote from: Haunebu on January 29, 2021, 02:27:02 PM

Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 12:50:28 PM

Let's assume we are using Google Authenticator on an Android device, when a hacker targets your device he can simply inject malware with an app if you download from a third-party website which can steal your 2FA codes without your knowledge.

Android malware can steal Google Authenticator 2FA codes

This is completely possible, but this would again come down to your mistake since you should do your research before downloading apps on the app store. If you end up downloading scammy apps, you are the one at fault since you didn't do your research.

This is why I mentioned earlier that 2FA is pretty much the only security measure you need as long as you are being careful.

This is how I usually secure all my accounts in important sites and have never faced any problems so far despite hackers trying to hack my accounts now and then.

You can visit B&H section and there you can find lot of fake crypto wallets has been exposed everyday which shows that how the scrunity works on Google protect so you can't simply trust them any apps even if its from official Google Play Store.

We can't expect 100% security as well as privacy but we need to look out for what we can do maximum on our side.

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Quote from: Haunebu on January 29, 2021, 02:27:02 PM

Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 12:50:28 PM

Let's assume we are using Google Authenticator on an Android device, when a hacker targets your device he can simply inject malware with an app if you download from a third-party website which can steal your 2FA codes without your knowledge.

Android malware can steal Google Authenticator 2FA codes

This is completely possible, but this would again come down to your mistake since you should do your research before downloading apps on the app store. If you end up downloading scammy apps, you are the one at fault since you didn't do your research.

This is why I mentioned earlier that 2FA is pretty much the only security measure you need as long as you are being careful.

This is how I usually secure all my accounts in important sites and have never faced any problems so far despite hackers trying to hack my accounts now and then.

I would say malware is different case here but for sure we can always minimize the possibility of being hacked.
What we can do to protect our accounts:
- having password with complicated password
- not using the same email/password for different accounts
- having 2FA
- double check everything before doing something related to our accounts
Conclusion, the security of our accounts is our own responsibility but of course having 2FA is better than not having it at all.

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Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 12:50:28 PM

Let's assume we are using Google Authenticator on an Android device, when a hacker targets your device he can simply inject malware with an app if you download from a third-party website which can steal your 2FA codes without your knowledge.

Android malware can steal Google Authenticator 2FA codes

This is completely possible, but this would again come down to your mistake since you should do your research before downloading apps on the app store. If you end up downloading scammy apps, you are the one at fault since you didn't do your research.

This is why I mentioned earlier that 2FA is pretty much the only security measure you need as long as you are being careful.

This is how I usually secure all my accounts in important sites and have never faced any problems so far despite hackers trying to hack my accounts now and then.

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Quote from: Haunebu on January 29, 2021, 12:46:05 PM

Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 02:27:16 AM

2FA add just an extra layer to the security but still user have to be very careful with their device when logging into accounts even when 2FA enabled because a hacker can simply hijack the clipboard and may swap his desired crypto address instead of yours. So never forget to manually check the copied address twice or thrice.

Wrong. 2FA is a very powerful security measure which provides a big layer of security as long as you don't mess up yourself.

People who lost money even after enabling 2FA most likely goofed up on their own(Losing access to their keys, Sharing private information with untrustworthy people etc). 2FA is more than enough as long as you don't mess up on your own.

There possible ways to get hacked even if we enabled 2FA.

Let's assume we are using Google Authenticator on an Android device, when a hacker targets your device he can simply inject malware with an app if you download from a third-party website which can steal your 2FA codes without your knowledge.

Android malware can steal Google Authenticator 2FA codes

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Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 02:27:16 AM

2FA add just an extra layer to the security but still user have to be very careful with their device when logging into accounts even when 2FA enabled because a hacker can simply hijack the clipboard and may swap his desired crypto address instead of yours. So never forget to manually check the copied address twice or thrice.

Wrong. 2FA is a very powerful security measure which provides a big layer of security as long as you don't mess up yourself.

People who lost money even after enabling 2FA most likely goofed up on their own(Losing access to their keys, Sharing private information with untrustworthy people etc). 2FA is more than enough as long as you don't mess up on your own.

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Quote from: semobo on January 29, 2021, 02:27:16 AM

Quote from: peter0425 on January 29, 2021, 12:33:01 AM

That's being said , 2FA is most important security we must have specially in Gambling and exchange site in which the main target of hackers because they Knew how Flowing money inside and just a single Victim can feed their family for month if lucky catching big fish.
This may serve a lesson that always have a 2fa or else expect this kind of scenario over and over again/

2FA add just an extra layer to the security but still user have to be very careful with their device when logging into accounts even when 2FA enabled because a hacker can simply hijack the clipboard and may swap his desired crypto address instead of yours. So never forget to manually check the copied address twice or thrice.

I agree here with you because 2FA is just extra layer and you need to do work with this as well recently I read few cases users enable 2FA but still lost funds from accounts because they protect all things on same computer and most of time computer was online so just try to have secure yourself with this all as its very important for you and your funds right now too many cases appearing about this all.

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Quote from: peter0425 on January 29, 2021, 12:33:01 AM

That's being said , 2FA is most important security we must have specially in Gambling and exchange site in which the main target of hackers because they Knew how Flowing money inside and just a single Victim can feed their family for month if lucky catching big fish.
This may serve a lesson that always have a 2fa or else expect this kind of scenario over and over again/

2FA add just an extra layer to the security but still user have to be very careful with their device when logging into accounts even when 2FA enabled because a hacker can simply hijack the clipboard and may swap his desired crypto address instead of yours. So never forget to manually check the copied address twice or thrice.

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Quote from: peter0425 on January 28, 2021, 06:48:57 AM

Quote from: slaman29 on January 25, 2021, 02:51:24 AM

Hi guys. I hope a mod can urgently see this. I think my account at Bitvest has been compromised. Logged in today and saw that it has now a 2FA, which I never did before. I know, I know. My mistake. But I signed up in 2016/17 can't remember when and like all my old accounts I never installed 2FA.

I can't access chat because account needs to be 1 day old. I have already sent a DM to lightlord and also a support ticket.

I have investments worth quite a lot, I really hope you can put a hold on it first.

Sad to hear this mate but nowadays there are lots of attack in gambling sites , I have just crossed a post recently about same issue that He has not put a 2fa in his account so the moment he deposited the funds it's automatically taken by hacker.

But in your part what i am thinking is that hacker don't need 2fa to install because all they want is your funds , or maybe because your account is Old and they have got interest using it as well.

As we have some good rise in bitcoin we have too many scams hacks and cheats because after rise of price scammers feeling good and trying their best for their own sack its time for us as well just try to have better safety options for us because without this we can lost funds very quickly and these are never been recoverable 2FA is best option but never keep things just on one device try to have things on different devices which is very important part of security.

That's being said , 2FA is most important security we must have specially in Gambling and exchange site in which the main target of hackers because they Knew how Flowing money inside and just a single Victim can feed their family for month if lucky catching big fish.
This may serve a lesson that always have a 2fa or else expect this kind of scenario over and over again/

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Quote from: slaman29 on January 25, 2021, 02:51:24 AM

Hi guys. I hope a mod can urgently see this. I think my account at Bitvest has been compromised. Logged in today and saw that it has now a 2FA, which I never did before. I know, I know. My mistake. But I signed up in 2016/17 can't remember when and like all my old accounts I never installed 2FA.

I can't access chat because account needs to be 1 day old. I have already sent a DM to lightlord and also a support ticket.

I have investments worth quite a lot, I really hope you can put a hold on it first.

If your account has been compromised been there are likely your device is compromised so don't take it too easy because you got access to your account back.

I suggest you to change all the passwords used in the device and don't forget to include gmail or any exchange accounts and it will be better to reinstall the OS or if it was a mobile better go for a reset it will remove the malicious software from your device.

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Quote from: janggernaut on January 28, 2021, 08:34:14 AM

Quote from: slaman29 on January 28, 2021, 06:36:13 AM

Quote from: Indymoney on January 26, 2021, 12:47:18 PM

Mean now your account back in your control and your all funds are also OK ?

Account is back in my control, correct. Unfortunately, my funds are not OK. The guy kept trying to withdraw everything again and again until he eventually managed to get it. The funny thing is I login every day in general and the once I did not was the day he logged in otherwise I might have noticed it and cancelled or informed earlier.

Dogecoin invest was over 100% profit too, all gone. My fault.

Oh shit, while dogecoin is pumping right now because of a tweet about it could be reach $1. You really missed a big time to sell your doge from your investment before.
But how can the hacker withdraw your money? Since you hsve said it he tried it many times, that's mean he shouldn't be able to withdraw your money, didn't it?

Doge is now worth $0.012 so it has a long road to go to the $1. We saw this before and it goes up a little and will return back to 20-25sat range.

Reading such stories about hacked accounts convince me even more for using 2FA on every site, even if I am not using it that often/have any money left on it.

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Quote from: slaman29 on January 28, 2021, 06:36:13 AM

Quote from: Indymoney on January 26, 2021, 12:47:18 PM

Mean now your account back in your control and your all funds are also OK ?

Account is back in my control, correct. Unfortunately, my funds are not OK. The guy kept trying to withdraw everything again and again until he eventually managed to get it. The funny thing is I login every day in general and the once I did not was the day he logged in otherwise I might have noticed it and cancelled or informed earlier.

Dogecoin invest was over 100% profit too, all gone. My fault.

Oh shit, while dogecoin is pumping right now because of a tweet about it could be reach $1. You really missed a big time to sell your doge from your investment before.
But how can the hacker withdraw your money? Since you hsve said it he tried it many times, that's mean he shouldn't be able to withdraw your money, didn't it?

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Quote from: peter0425 on January 28, 2021, 06:48:57 AM

Quote from: slaman29 on January 25, 2021, 02:51:24 AM

Hi guys. I hope a mod can urgently see this. I think my account at Bitvest has been compromised. Logged in today and saw that it has now a 2FA, which I never did before. I know, I know. My mistake. But I signed up in 2016/17 can't remember when and like all my old accounts I never installed 2FA.

I can't access chat because account needs to be 1 day old. I have already sent a DM to lightlord and also a support ticket.

I have investments worth quite a lot, I really hope you can put a hold on it first.

Sad to hear this mate but nowadays there are lots of attack in gambling sites , I have just crossed a post recently about same issue that He has not put a 2fa in his account so the moment he deposited the funds it's automatically taken by hacker.

But in your part what i am thinking is that hacker don't need 2fa to install because all they want is your funds , or maybe because your account is Old and they have got interest using it as well.

As we have some good rise in bitcoin we have too many scams hacks and cheats because after rise of price scammers feeling good and trying their best for their own sack its time for us as well just try to have better safety options for us because without this we can lost funds very quickly and these are never been recoverable 2FA is best option but never keep things just on one device try to have things on different devices which is very important part of security.

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Quote from: slaman29 on January 25, 2021, 02:51:24 AM

Hi guys. I hope a mod can urgently see this. I think my account at Bitvest has been compromised. Logged in today and saw that it has now a 2FA, which I never did before. I know, I know. My mistake. But I signed up in 2016/17 can't remember when and like all my old accounts I never installed 2FA.

I can't access chat because account needs to be 1 day old. I have already sent a DM to lightlord and also a support ticket.

I have investments worth quite a lot, I really hope you can put a hold on it first.

Sad to hear this mate but nowadays there are lots of attack in gambling sites , I have just crossed a post recently about same issue that He has not put a 2fa in his account so the moment he deposited the funds it's automatically taken by hacker.

But in your part what i am thinking is that hacker don't need 2fa to install because all they want is your funds , or maybe because your account is Old and they have got interest using it as well.

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Quote from: Indymoney on January 26, 2021, 12:47:18 PM

Mean now your account back in your control and your all funds are also OK ?

Account is back in my control, correct. Unfortunately, my funds are not OK. The guy kept trying to withdraw everything again and again until he eventually managed to get it. The funny thing is I login every day in general and the once I did not was the day he logged in otherwise I might have noticed it and cancelled or informed earlier.

Dogecoin invest was over 100% profit too, all gone. My fault.

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