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MI6
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October 02, 2017, 02:07:40 PM
#46
Anyone think this thread may be a lie?

Honestly who stores 550k worth of coin in an insecure location? If you got that cash, surely you would have invested in very secure cold storage.

Looks like a hardware wallet manufacturer is spreading a FUD, to remind people to buy their wallets
maybe he not really focus when do that, but ya use public wifi to open important things like some account, banking activity is totally mistake. for OP sorry for your loss and you must get learn some lesson from this problem
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October 02, 2017, 02:04:24 PM
#45
My purses all two-factor authentication. If someone tried to login my account I would receive a text. That's why I think online wallets are more secure. Last week I received an SMS that someone tried to login to my account on CEX. But they didn't work.
And what if the domain itself gets hacked, the sever gets corrupted for some reason or a ddos attack takes place? In that case you you've (temporarily) lost your assets and there's nothing you can do about it. If you're storing half a million dollars worth of crypto at least take some precautions.
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October 02, 2017, 02:00:45 PM
#44
it seems that you are exposed to the hacker traps, by indirectly breaking into the identity of all forms of bitcoin and altcoin, I am sorry, I hope your money lost can be replaced in the next month or this week ..
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October 02, 2017, 01:25:02 PM
#43
Anyone think this thread may be a lie?

Honestly who stores 550k worth of coin in an insecure location? If you got that cash, surely you would have invested in very secure cold storage.

Looks like a hardware wallet manufacturer is spreading a FUD, to remind people to buy their wallets
sr. member
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October 02, 2017, 01:09:40 PM
#42
Sorry to hear about your loss and hope everything will be fine for you. This type of scam is very bad, hopefully there is a way to stop it.
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October 02, 2017, 01:01:23 PM
#41
malicious WIfi is the most probably the reason you dont have anything now. It is so bad and i am so sorry for that, unfortunately there is no way how to get coins back Sad

But I don't get it, where is your private keys stored. I was told that if one is using hard ware wallet that the private keys do not leave the hard wallet.

For me with that huge portfolio you should ahve bought one hard ware wallet at least

use trezor/ledger nano s or KeepKey, safest and the only way how I store my coins...
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October 02, 2017, 12:55:03 PM
#40
I am sorry for your losses, $500,000 is a huge amount and thinking of it hurts.
Thank you for the warning, I will think twice before connecting to public website.

Does anyone know whether a hardware wallet will be safe in this case?
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October 02, 2017, 12:28:16 PM
#39
man thats shame hacker has reportedly stolen $32m (153k ETH) from three multisig wallets.
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October 02, 2017, 12:19:29 PM
#38
If the wallet was blockchain.info I believe it's not its fault. Yet where did you keep all these coins you mentioned? Were those different wallets or even an exchange website? Maybe you just entered your password on the clone of legit website? Jeez, I don't know what happened here but it really sucks. Was anybody else hacked on the wallet(s) you used? If yet then you could try filing a complaint to FBI online if the owner of the wallet is known. Tell us more about your story, maybe something can be done...

use ledger nano s/ trezor - the safest way how to store your coins !!!
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October 02, 2017, 12:17:14 PM
#37
Oh man that is awful. I'm so sorry for you to have lost all that. I would really recommend everything everyone else has already said but would highly emphasize getting a trezor or other offline wallet to avoid this from happening again
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October 02, 2017, 12:09:22 PM
#36
Seriously , I don't been check the price tag, $550k. That a lot of many where I come from. That a big lost
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October 02, 2017, 12:03:46 PM
#35
My wallet got cleaned out, I dont know how it happened. I'm currently on a trip maybe i got connected to a malicious WIfi

All the token are currently here https://etherscan.io/address/0x33455fd51b59852e6f80514169517a35588c2a0c#tokentxns

https://blockchain.info/address/39Pg9voam5qxzyqJ6aRTYuZF2GVAXiaQHQ 4987.61 US Dollar

1.532596666971426 Ether
1.12423636 BTC
OMGToken   50,001.4893580201 OMG $ 469,013.97
Bancor Network Token   8,700.0476726 BNT $ 19,662.11
Stox   28,751.29494032 STX $ 18,021.31
Sphre AIR   50,307.7134648 XID $ 13,422.10
Delta   66,493.00 DLT $ 11,669.52
Dao.Casino   51,617.254295478 BET $ 2,647.97
SOCIAL   3,375.00 SCL
Kin   190,911,609.836466 KIN
Dao.Casino   51,617.254295478 BET
Propy   3,064.00 PRO



Very unfortunate, but storing such huge amount on a mobile and using public wifi, very careless. Hopefully everyone learns a lesson from this and be more cautious.
Mobile wallets are the least safe I think, especially when on travel.
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October 02, 2017, 11:54:43 AM
#34
That a very terrible lost, I sympathies with you. Am sorry for your lost
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October 02, 2017, 11:52:56 AM
#33
Any more info? Were you using a VPN? Any experts out there care to chime in, would using a VPN have stoped something like this?

I suggest anyone out there reading should turn 2FA  for their gmail accounts, or even better U2F which gmail allows.

NO! it would not help. . .
 dont connect to the internet with a computer that has Private keys on it!!!
you can lose it simply by connecting to malicious site that offers ICO or something
any file you download can be malicious

Thanks but that only works if you're holding your coins for a long time. What do you do if you want to trade?
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October 02, 2017, 11:51:04 AM
#32
My wallet got cleaned out, I dont know how it happened. I'm currently on a trip maybe i got connected to a malicious WIfi

All the token are currently here https://etherscan.io/address/0x33455fd51b59852e6f80514169517a35588c2a0c#tokentxns

https://blockchain.info/address/39Pg9voam5qxzyqJ6aRTYuZF2GVAXiaQHQ 4987.61 US Dollar

1.532596666971426 Ether
1.12423636 BTC
OMGToken   50,001.4893580201 OMG $ 469,013.97
Bancor Network Token   8,700.0476726 BNT $ 19,662.11
Stox   28,751.29494032 STX $ 18,021.31
Sphre AIR   50,307.7134648 XID $ 13,422.10
Delta   66,493.00 DLT $ 11,669.52
Dao.Casino   51,617.254295478 BET $ 2,647.97
SOCIAL   3,375.00 SCL
Kin   190,911,609.836466 KIN
Dao.Casino   51,617.254295478 BET
Propy   3,064.00 PRO



$ 550K is a big number. I guess you're not lucky bro. I hope you can get better in the future.
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October 02, 2017, 11:46:44 AM
#31
My wallet got cleaned out, I dont know how it happened. I'm currently on a trip maybe i got connected to a malicious WIfi

All the token are currently here https://etherscan.io/address/0x33455fd51b59852e6f80514169517a35588c2a0c#tokentxns

https://blockchain.info/address/39Pg9voam5qxzyqJ6aRTYuZF2GVAXiaQHQ 4987.61 US Dollar

1.532596666971426 Ether
1.12423636 BTC
OMGToken   50,001.4893580201 OMG $ 469,013.97
Bancor Network Token   8,700.0476726 BNT $ 19,662.11
Stox   28,751.29494032 STX $ 18,021.31
Sphre AIR   50,307.7134648 XID $ 13,422.10
Delta   66,493.00 DLT $ 11,669.52
Dao.Casino   51,617.254295478 BET $ 2,647.97
SOCIAL   3,375.00 SCL
Kin   190,911,609.836466 KIN
Dao.Casino   51,617.254295478 BET
Propy   3,064.00 PRO


you have the same problem like my friends, her wallet has accesed by someone and all token has stolen from their wallet
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October 02, 2017, 11:44:50 AM
#30
Any more info? Were you using a VPN? Any experts out there care to chime in, would using a VPN have stoped something like this?

I suggest anyone out there reading should turn 2FA  for their gmail accounts, or even better U2F which gmail allows.

NO! it would not help. . .
 dont connect to the internet with a computer that has Private keys on it!!!
you can lose it simply by connecting to malicious site that offers ICO or something
any file you download can be malicious
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October 02, 2017, 11:43:00 AM
#29
i am really really sorry for you
but it really should be a lesson for you and for everyone
you have to save the coins on cold storage on airgapped computer or hardware wallet
not on regular computer
especially dont connect to other network  Embarrassed
i am really sorry friend
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October 02, 2017, 11:38:02 AM
#28
sorry for your loss but how can be possible that someone has 550k$ and store it in online wallet? hw wallets are less than 100$ :S
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October 02, 2017, 11:12:43 AM
#27
Any more info? Were you using a VPN? Any experts out there care to chime in, would using a VPN have stoped something like this?

I suggest anyone out there reading should turn 2FA  for their gmail accounts, or even better U2F which gmail allows.
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