Hacker stole my funds from blockchain - page 8.

Zalura

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Quote from: Lucius on December 23, 2018, 10:09:10 AM

Unfortunately transaction is irreversible, there is nothing blockchain.com can do to get back your funds. In their answer, they explained the possible causes that led to your account being hacked. Using online services for storing cryptocurrency is considered as one of the least secure ways which are currently available to users.

When you say that Google and Yahoo protect your account, is that means that you have enabled 2FA (Two Factor Authentication)? You are probably victim of phishing or maybe keylogger, scan your PC with antivirus/antimalware and check your browsing history for site similar to blockchain.com.

burglars always look for weaknesses on all fronts, maybe we should have a teacher who gives direction that can make us anticipate theft of our data, without the teacher indeed we often just follow the directions from Goglee, and this is very vulnerable to anything that smells of fraud. or we can coordinate with cyber teams from law enforcement who might be able to detect potential cyber crimes.

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Quote from: Bonsaiav on December 23, 2018, 06:58:53 PM

I do not know, how long this kind of problem will continue to occur, so this troubles BTC users in particular and raises a lack of public trust in the existence of BTC.
For those who have never experienced the case above, maybe the following steps are useful to keep your BTC safely. We must always make sure that the address of the site you are visiting is correct and that it is not a phishing site. Use two-factor authentication (A2F) throughout the Crypto wallet or your e-mail address, or you can also use the password manager program. Hopefully this can help you, so that you avoid unwanted negative impacts.

First of all, it's everywhere on this forum and I do not know how many thousands of times, more experienced users are warning Newbies not to use wallets online.
Sometimes I wonder if it is an epidemic that people do not want to listen and do the exact opposite?
Install the desktop wallet, secure it with a long strong password and you're safe. Then you only need to check whether you send the correct amounts to the correct addresses. That's all.

Coinifyx

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I don't believe you for the simple fact that 2fa is a default option, I ALWAYS have to confirm my login through email when doing it from another ip, if you disabled 2fa and got infected you probably deserve this tbh because you knew bitcoin is not like paypal and you can't chargeback

tamerhello

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Quote from: Loubap on December 23, 2018, 05:01:28 PM

DId you have 2fa installed?

No . Because it is option and I had Confidence in Blockchain.com
and when i search about Blockchain.com about website address or location I found no Address
htttps://www.scamadviser.com
Organisation: DATA REDACTED
Owner: DATA REDACTED
Owner Address: DATA REDACTED
Owner City: DATA REDACTED
Owner Postcode: DATA REDACTED
Phone Number: DATA REDACTED
But coinbase Location in USA . and Server in USA . and 2FA is Basic not option

Bonsaiav

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I do not know, how long this kind of problem will continue to occur, so this troubles BTC users in particular and raises a lack of public trust in the existence of BTC.
For those who have never experienced the case above, maybe the following steps are useful to keep your BTC safely. We must always make sure that the address of the site you are visiting is correct and that it is not a phishing site. Use two-factor authentication (A2F) throughout the Crypto wallet or your e-mail address, or you can also use the password manager program. Hopefully this can help you, so that you avoid unwanted negative impacts.

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Cryptoreflector_666

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I'm sorry for your friend, but no one is safe from such actions. Hackers are the people who push our world to develop and progress. They find weaknesses and show them, in order that the developers of different products thought about how to improve a particular product. These are really good people.

abojamal

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A harsh experience and I hope do not repeat it again
The only useful thing in this experience expensive
You have to be more careful in keeping your finances
Many mechanisms suggested by the guys here and do not forget
TREZOR and Ledger
As long as you have money of this value.

tamerhello

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Quote from: Lucius on December 23, 2018, 10:09:10 AM

Unfortunately transaction is irreversible, there is nothing blockchain.com can do to get back your funds. In their answer, they explained the possible causes that led to your account being hacked. Using online services for storing cryptocurrency is considered as one of the least secure ways which are currently available to users.

When you say that Google and Yahoo protect your account, is that means that you have enabled 2FA (Two Factor Authentication)? You are probably victim of phishing or maybe keylogger, scan your PC with antivirus/antimalware and check your browsing history for site similar to blockchain.com.

I did not enabled 2FA in google and yohoo but google and yahoo Knew the someone Try to login by a different ip and a different computer they blocked the hacker to login
in Blockchain : 2FA it is option Why Huh

?? if 2FA is Basic it is the best

pixie85

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No 2fa and a hacked email, we got the root of the problem. The only thing you can do now is to find out how the trojan got installed on your machine. Were you downloading from unknown sources, downloaded torrents, hacked software like games with cracks, porn sites? You got hacked once but this is not the end. If you don't improve security you will become a target again.

tamerhello

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Quote from: Loubap on December 23, 2018, 10:08:08 AM

HOW IT HAPPEND:

on my Desktop computer windows 10 with bitdefender Antivirus
Because of trojan virus in all Browsers on Desktop computer and when i login to blockchain.com by my data he stole my blockchain data and my funds
i made format windows 10

FedorIzmailov

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you cannot do anything about it and it remains only to come to terms with it and accept it. I think that this experience for 2k dollars will be useful to you in the future

muslol67

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Unfortunately this is a very sad situation. And I guess there's nothing to do from this point. I wish you would have studied the security tools to protect you in more detail.

Loubap

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DId you have 2fa installed?

kvipcn

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It is quiet sad you had to experience this tragedy. I believe you might have login into a fishing site which made the hacker to obtain your login details to steal your Bitcoin. People should be very careful when login into their account.

WebTera

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If you read the history of this forum, you can find many similar examples where carelessness led to the loss of their funds, bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies. Hackers only take advantage of the moment, but if you do not neglect the security rules, this situation will not happen.

beaubenraw

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This is the con of Bitcoin, once a transaction goes through there is no coming back. At least with a credit card case you could call you bank, but you can't call Satoshi.

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Am very sure it a malicious browser extension that exposed all your details. This has been very common lately. there is an extension/addon doing rounds and stealing info of unsuspecting.
Also if you had secured ur wallet with 2FA, your funds would at least be safe even after the attempted breach.

pixie85

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but Blockchain did not Protect my account and the hacker login my account and stole my funds
but google website protected my account from the hacker and also yahoo website

Maybe you did like that famous guy who stored all his passwords online and somebody just bruteforced his old email account and stole everything.
https://www.newsbtc.com/2018/04/16/well-known-ico-investor-ian-ballina-hacked-millions-worth-cryptocurrency-lost/

Don't be stupid and vulnerable, keep passwords and keys offline. If you don't have money for a hardware wallet, use an old pc or a laptop with no Internet access.

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This is not the first such situation with blockchain.com, I have heard about so many such hacks. If it is not an "inside job", it means that it is the worst secure Bitcoin online wallet in the entire internet. Stay away from Blockchain.com!!

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