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If you had 2fa enabled on btce and gmail, there should be 0 chance of anyone hacking your account. Are you sure it was enabled on both?
I only had 2FA on BTC-e not on my gmail. I just added 2FA to my gmail. As far as I know BTC-e doesn't have SMS 2FA though only 2FA via e-mail which is pointless if someone has access to your e-mail. I have heard they now have 2FA through Google Authenticator though.
i feel so bad reading this, i lost some in gox that feels bad.
hope things work out for you
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interesting read keep us updated and i hope you get the thief
If you had 2fa enabled on btce and gmail, there should be 0 chance of anyone hacking your account. Are you sure it was enabled on both?
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Your email has been hacked also. You should receive emails when you sign into BTC-E. The attacker used TOR to login to your accounts and take the money. When the money is missing but you still have access with same password means he is just waiting for you to come back so he can take more. There is no way for you to get your coin back. Get Kaspersky & Malwarebytes and safe guard your cold storage reserves. Good rule of thumb: 10% on exchanges, 10% on your computer, and 80% cold storage (offline). Oh and don't forget to use a token / multi-factor authentication when logging into your accounts.
IP: 62.210.129.149
Hostname: afo2.torproject.afo-tm.org
IP: 62.210.129.149
Hostname: afo2.torproject.afo-tm.org
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No that was a unique password. I don't use the same password on any accounts that have access to any sensitive information.
so many coins.. sorry for your loss.
Do you use same password in websites?
Do you use same password in websites?
How would I go about getting the identity attached to this IP?
I, personally, am no good at this kind of thing - so unless you can present Cox with a subpoena, I'm afraid I'm beyond my level of experience
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It appears on February 28th someone hacked into my gmail account which then allowed them to gain access to my BTC-e account. I show a number of tor nodes accessing my account from then until today. I am still looking into what is involved with the sign in challenge. I however did find on IP that wasn't me and is not a TOR node. 68.108.178.224 http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/68.108.178.224 Any idea how I can track this IP down?
Vegas, Baby!
http://www.infosniper.net/index.php?ip_address=68.108.178.224&map_source=1&overview_map=1&lang=1&map_type=1&zoom_level=7
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I believe BTC-e should have better security to withdraw those amounts.
Do you receive 2FA code via SMS?
as i see u never see btc-e, lol Do you receive 2FA code via SMS?
I believe BTC-e should have better security to withdraw those amounts.
Do you receive 2FA code via SMS?
Do you receive 2FA code via SMS?
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