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newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
April 01, 2014, 06:19:42 PM
#12
- Did you setup your Bitcoin-QT as a server? If yes, did you use random RPCUSER and RPCPASS or some dictionaty based password?
- Did you import any private keys into Bitcoin-QT?
- Have you been using your address on blockchain.info (maybe imported your private key)?

Never have i set it up as a server
Never have i done that either
Never have i done that, untill now, to check where the funds went to, but not importing my private key.

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it flagged all my cgminer exe's as malware
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Most antivirus tools do this, this does not mean that you actually have a trojan or a keylogger or something else. Miningsoftware is considered a virus because there used to be (still are?) botnets who mined on captured pc's.

Id also say this looks like change, did you try "listunspent"?

Yeah, i reckoned that the miners would be false-positives. What do you mean by trying 'listunspent' ?

It hasn't been spent apparently ? https://blockchain.info/unspent?active=1FmMasfuEE6wtpzdWiVnDynfJ5tyyVbhP3&format=html
A different address to which some transaction(s) have been made to from above address is 1KWkmGfwkDRxg7QQiYjZJEAbUMXAZpz7eS
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1168
April 01, 2014, 06:11:32 PM
#11
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donator
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1079
Gerald Davis
April 01, 2014, 06:11:21 PM
#10
Firewall in my router works better then (any) firewall on my pc that i know of, and personally, i hate firewalls, but that's just a matter of opinion.

Layered security my friend.  Routers have been compromised in the past due to bugs, exploits, and just generally bad coding.  If your router has wifi and an attacker is able to connect then he is already "inside" your network.
copper member
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1528
No I dont escrow anymore.
April 01, 2014, 06:09:02 PM
#9
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it flagged all my cgminer exe's as malware
-snip-

Most antivirus tools do this, this does not mean that you actually have a trojan or a keylogger or something else. Miningsoftware is considered a virus because there used to be (still are?) botnets who mined on captured pc's.

Id also say this looks like change, did you try "listunspent"?
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
April 01, 2014, 06:06:42 PM
#8
Some BTC was sent back to you as change. Are you sure someone didn't sneak onto your laptop and make a purchase? Undecided

Nobody was at (my) home that could have done that. At that time being i wasn't at home, so that even scares me more.

So, apparently i got hacked (or backdoored) and now i've lost 0.5602 bitcoins from my wallet since 21:32 GMT +1, the 31st of March.
I have NO idea how this could have happend as that i have full AV,
The recipient's address is "1FmMasfuEE6wtpzdWiVnDynfJ5tyyVbhP3".

Can anyone give me some advice / help here?

can you be more precise? Smiley
what is your bitcoin client, which one is your address




Bitcoin-QT; 1AV1CdiYq2uSUwJzdu5UmLAD8GdQxRwBhE

Just ran a check with Hitman PRO; it flagged all my cgminer exe's as malware, but i've been using them for about half a year and nothing like this has ever happened in the past.


so your computer was under someones control via Internet.
Hard to say what happend... how many altcoins wallets have you got? Are you using antivirus, which one, are you behind a firewall and is your router behind another firewall?
What is your Internet connection?


It seems so, Yes.

7 or 8? But mainly 3-4 that i use next to the bitcoin wallet(Spain, Vert, HVC and Roto).
Yes, Avira, it's up to date.
Yes, firewall is active on router, not on computer.
Wired internet connection, COAX.

there are many possibilities .. Sad
And why firewall not active on computer?
Windows user?



Firewall in my router works better then (any) firewall on my pc that i know of, and personally, i hate firewalls, but that's just a matter of opinion.
Yes, windows.
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 1199
April 01, 2014, 06:00:28 PM
#7
Some BTC was sent back to you as change. Are you sure someone didn't sneak onto your laptop and make a purchase? Undecided

Nobody was at (my) home that could have done that. At that time being i wasn't at home, so that even scares me more.

So, apparently i got hacked (or backdoored) and now i've lost 0.5602 bitcoins from my wallet since 21:32 GMT +1, the 31st of March.
I have NO idea how this could have happend as that i have full AV,
The recipient's address is "1FmMasfuEE6wtpzdWiVnDynfJ5tyyVbhP3".

Can anyone give me some advice / help here?

can you be more precise? Smiley
what is your bitcoin client, which one is your address




Bitcoin-QT; 1AV1CdiYq2uSUwJzdu5UmLAD8GdQxRwBhE

Just ran a check with Hitman PRO; it flagged all my cgminer exe's as malware, but i've been using them for about half a year and nothing like this has ever happened in the past.


so your computer was under someones control via Internet.
Hard to say what happend... how many altcoins wallets have you got? Are you using antivirus, which one, are you behind a firewall and is your router behind another firewall?
What is your Internet connection?


It seems so, Yes.

7 or 8? But mainly 3-4 that i use next to the bitcoin wallet(Spain, Vert, HVC and Roto).
Yes, Avira, it's up to date.
Yes, firewall is active on router, not on computer.
Wired internet connection, COAX.

there are many possibilities .. Sad
And why firewall not active on computer?
Windows user?

newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
April 01, 2014, 05:34:54 PM
#6
Some BTC was sent back to you as change. Are you sure someone didn't sneak onto your laptop and make a purchase? Undecided

Nobody was at (my) home that could have done that. At that time being i wasn't at home, so that even scares me more.

So, apparently i got hacked (or backdoored) and now i've lost 0.5602 bitcoins from my wallet since 21:32 GMT +1, the 31st of March.
I have NO idea how this could have happend as that i have full AV,
The recipient's address is "1FmMasfuEE6wtpzdWiVnDynfJ5tyyVbhP3".

Can anyone give me some advice / help here?

can you be more precise? Smiley
what is your bitcoin client, which one is your address




Bitcoin-QT; 1AV1CdiYq2uSUwJzdu5UmLAD8GdQxRwBhE

Just ran a check with Hitman PRO; it flagged all my cgminer exe's as malware, but i've been using them for about half a year and nothing like this has ever happened in the past.


so your computer was under someones control via Internet.
Hard to say what happend... how many altcoins wallets have you got? Are you using antivirus, which one, are you behind a firewall and is your router behind another firewall?
What is your Internet connection?


It seems so, Yes.

7 or 8? But mainly 3-4 that i use next to the bitcoin wallet(Spain, Vert, HVC and Roto).
Yes, Avira, it's up to date.
Yes, firewall is active on router, not on computer.
Wired internet connection, COAX.
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 1199
April 01, 2014, 05:20:53 PM
#5
Some BTC was sent back to you as change. Are you sure someone didn't sneak onto your laptop and make a purchase? Undecided

Nobody was at (my) home that could have done that. At that time being i wasn't at home, so that even scares me more.

So, apparently i got hacked (or backdoored) and now i've lost 0.5602 bitcoins from my wallet since 21:32 GMT +1, the 31st of March.
I have NO idea how this could have happend as that i have full AV,
The recipient's address is "1FmMasfuEE6wtpzdWiVnDynfJ5tyyVbhP3".

Can anyone give me some advice / help here?

can you be more precise? Smiley
what is your bitcoin client, which one is your address




Bitcoin-QT; 1AV1CdiYq2uSUwJzdu5UmLAD8GdQxRwBhE

Just ran a check with Hitman PRO; it flagged all my cgminer exe's as malware, but i've been using them for about half a year and nothing like this has ever happened in the past.


so your computer was under someones control via Internet.
Hard to say what happend... how many altcoins wallets have you got? Are you using antivirus, which one, are you behind a firewall and is your router behind another firewall?
What is your Internet connection?
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
April 01, 2014, 04:52:24 PM
#4
Some BTC was sent back to you as change. Are you sure someone didn't sneak onto your laptop and make a purchase? Undecided

Nobody was at (my) home that could have done that. At that time being i wasn't at home, so that even scares me more.

So, apparently i got hacked (or backdoored) and now i've lost 0.5602 bitcoins from my wallet since 21:32 GMT +1, the 31st of March.
I have NO idea how this could have happend as that i have full AV,
The recipient's address is "1FmMasfuEE6wtpzdWiVnDynfJ5tyyVbhP3".

Can anyone give me some advice / help here?

can you be more precise? Smiley
what is your bitcoin client, which one is your address



Bitcoin-QT; 1AV1CdiYq2uSUwJzdu5UmLAD8GdQxRwBhE

Just ran a check with Hitman PRO; it flagged all my cgminer exe's as malware, but i've been using them for about half a year and nothing like this has ever happened in the past.
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 1199
April 01, 2014, 04:45:26 PM
#3
So, apparently i got hacked (or backdoored) and now i've lost 0.5602 bitcoins from my wallet since 21:32 GMT +1, the 31st of March.
I have NO idea how this could have happend as that i have full AV,
The recipient's address is "1FmMasfuEE6wtpzdWiVnDynfJ5tyyVbhP3".

Can anyone give me some advice / help here?

can you be more precise? Smiley
what is your bitcoin client, which one is your address

legendary
Activity: 1386
Merit: 1053
Please do not PM me loan requests!
April 01, 2014, 04:44:58 PM
#2
Some BTC was sent back to you as change. Are you sure someone didn't sneak onto your laptop and make a purchase? Undecided
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
April 01, 2014, 04:41:36 PM
#1
So, apparently i got hacked (or backdoored) and now i've lost 0.5602 bitcoins from my wallet since 21:32 GMT +1, the 31st of March.
I have NO idea how this could have happend as that i have full AV,
The recipient's address is "1FmMasfuEE6wtpzdWiVnDynfJ5tyyVbhP3".

Can anyone give me some advice / help here?
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