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Topic: Coinomi BUG or ...? - page 2. (Read 414 times)

newbie
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July 03, 2020, 08:54:02 AM
#6
checksum verified
no extra process work no extra resources is consuming in my pc ..so for sure nobody using my calculator for hash cracking, etc
and this strange things appeared only 1 time ... i use coinomi from mre than 1 year
only 1 time exactly when i updated the software
copper member
Activity: 2856
Merit: 3071
https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
July 03, 2020, 08:14:52 AM
#5
i run kaspersky + malwarebytes licensed version
my crypto money is safe, nobody accessed my pc
coinomiwas downloaded from official website ....

Different AVs can interfere with each other so I'm not sure keeping both is a great idea and if you have they're probably configured to not look at the same section of disk at once which could cause a problem...

Have you tried running a kaspersky scan? Did you get a community warning when you installed coinomi to say fewer than 50 people installed it (I used to get it and ignore it in electrum). You could try scanning the exe file in both to see if someone's been stupid enough to make a trojan and not a virus but I'd stop running coinomi immediately just in case it's a virus and check there's nothing weird running in the task manager if you can (you can Google the handle of tasks you don't recognise to see if they're created by your os but this might be futile if the malware is able to intercept this information and change it)...

I don't know what official coinomi comes with but it does look like you're being used as a botnet like the others said...
legendary
Activity: 1624
Merit: 2481
July 03, 2020, 08:09:14 AM
#4
i run kaspersky + malwarebytes licensed version

This doesn't mean anything.


coinomiwas downloaded from official website ....

We hear that extremely often. And in the end the user made a mistake and it was a phishing site.
Did you at least verify the checksum?

Code:
.exe checksum (SHA256):65b3d96a0ff403fee6166be5149df9f270466b3ed24ba77bcf3c58cb7a815607

Not that hosting the executable and the checksum on the same page would be secure.. but at least that's something.

Could you answer mocacinno's question?
Did your system load increase dramatically while this event was happening?

Generally, i would recommend you to not use coinomi.
There are better and more secure wallets available.
newbie
Activity: 6
Merit: 0
July 03, 2020, 06:54:02 AM
#3
i run kaspersky + malwarebytes licensed version
my crypto money is safe, nobody accessed my pc
coinomiwas downloaded from official website ....
legendary
Activity: 3584
Merit: 5243
https://merel.mobi => buy facemasks with BTC/LTC
July 03, 2020, 06:51:31 AM
#2
I'm defenately not a fan of coinomi... But it would seem strange if they actually used your pc for bruteforcing salted md5 hashes...

I have no idear who you are, what your technical knowledge is, and how clean you keep your computer... But my first tought would be that you downloaded some malware, even a fake version of coinomi, and the malware is using your computer's resources to crack passwords...

Only my first tought tough... No idear if coinomi messed up, but the odds are bigger that you downloaded some malware next to coinomi.

Did your system load increase dramatically while this event was happening?
newbie
Activity: 6
Merit: 0
July 03, 2020, 06:43:55 AM
#1
i just updated yesterday my coinomi desktop wallet ... and like for 3-4 minute the whole coinomi screen with accounts and balance was frozen and in screen appear more than 2,6 million hash and password (i saved all data with the ctrl+c and v function) like

MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1e01ec93c98152f1a41b2ad779dac7:t67SaDq4NhFL7Q8UiVKuapR0U526axqG:Martinez5*
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1e0855d3757abec81d941dcfe7511f:teKoHEjEJmf69G1NCBcQj68mPA9YODyT:Harry2008!
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1eea1ac88d674d9d7437f3bd811580:jAoXfrfrZEwSFCwXdJXnPp3cPvYV8mbx:Spout500!
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1f1771d6faeff0bb9b88888676dc5c:tsNpCU8CmqhwFlkAmVZ1fgkWgvsvBCf3:Joshua#1
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1f8213a755e1f11e5f56d750378998:XKZxF1Jmq41W9dUgVdxF5UYSExpNbcko:May292009
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1fd4f70b4fd5d73df2c6bc426f4eeb:jDkRzqo7BdA0hFShNDPdrgXeFDOQ8Q8o:Darlene5
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e200b9b6d49c30952be3dd3f220227e:5RVuru1Ec3936BBRYSKbisCQ4uXmOH5B:Africa97
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e20eb0133849e18f9845b09507e1d75:z2IyHlcgZkgBFg1vkRds1rPlR6eU7PDH:abc12345%
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e213146a374925c4251c3f99d1571c4:v1z6NhPTe25H4vQy5cM6AeA591Do6teh:chris0505
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e216fa6c6aa422cb519b72d09a250af:VsHui1XXKJoQcWKmkGHpqQjUTLyOjzl8:Windows.1
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e21df9d6a45b36008415b02bd5c49f9:cNCelGKO6qbhMDGr6mytBnXVQeSfOfHw:coolmom7
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e224247733b78db474d81817c39bb6b:V1DTxzmV6lvr5PjV2TlYue5pW7DdTU8T:B2thelake
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e23a82cec57d50f60b3534a19611636:ProithAAcq8UehoLoGpEym1o9dsgLMjD:comfort2
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e2423338f6ffbc92db1464607fa55d2:bXQxgAaa0Y5JLcKOizwS63boFNT7vQGp:newyork1$
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e24a96fa3d19b53c57eee8400c1146d:OoSK7glEyoJVXsrWRgO85RG14bvn6suR:almando1
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e24e9ec093695ac2a287ae9ca48fd76:6vuGgbyay4gGgPcY29hDo1cFkBdEry74:Lolalola1!
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e258894ca9cf477a0189f9eb47948fe:Tmp6oHzlf1MA6vJl9XsgBHFdMzgREb9Z:1Michelle
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e2725e19387519f8b7f2e7dacab44b5:NBa08pxqumWozsgQsJncBcPucigbruo7:Flyboy00
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e286d2faa4e0a898699ea971874072a:qzTBgo9ZtIDqFJdZMBIohk0WBKpaYYOw:Soccer13$
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e287b9ecf18751f3d57a39084858669:94bXx0eE0vfm4GbtoSlr14ISKn8k7jL8:Daddysgirl1!
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e28a112907c074734e4b39728a4f2a3:opUZalvALekFUOv2CSvRjXuatwlBH605:987654321ali

what you think what was happens? its a bug, what kind of data are this?
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