Topic: HELP ;SOME IS STEALING MY BITCOIN;IT GOT 1 CONFIRMATION!!! 1min ago - page 2. (Read 5740 times)
July 16, 2014, 11:07:49 PM
Inside the rar file of that download is a script or an .exe file? I can reverse engineer the file and see what I can find.....
July 16, 2014, 10:57:36 PM
try bitundo.com maybe?
From their website:
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Contrary to popular belief, your mistakes might not be forever. Until a transaction appears in the blockchain (aka is confirmed) no demonstrable work has been done, or needs to be undone in order to change it. Bitundo incentivizes miners to undo your mistake transaction, by including a transaction that would conflict with it (aka having a conflicting input).
For a more technical understanding, see our developer docs for how it works.
For a more technical understanding, see our developer docs for how it works.
This sounds like a very interesting service. Is it legit?
OP: I hope you figure this one out.
I can't find the hashrate of the bitundo pool.
The lower the pool hashrate, the lower the chance it finds the next block (and double spends the tx).
July 16, 2014, 10:51:48 PM
You sure? it might just have gone to your other address, similar how mt.gox found their "old coins" on their "old wallet" issue.
Nah, OP downloaded a malware and lost his bitcoin.
Please check https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7866900
July 16, 2014, 08:02:55 PM
You sure? it might just have gone to your other address, similar how mt.gox found their "old coins" on their "old wallet" issue.
July 16, 2014, 04:49:04 PM
try bitundo.com maybe?
From their website:
Quote
Contrary to popular belief, your mistakes might not be forever. Until a transaction appears in the blockchain (aka is confirmed) no demonstrable work has been done, or needs to be undone in order to change it. Bitundo incentivizes miners to undo your mistake transaction, by including a transaction that would conflict with it (aka having a conflicting input).
For a more technical understanding, see our developer docs for how it works.
For a more technical understanding, see our developer docs for how it works.
This sounds like a very interesting service. Is it legit?
OP: I hope you figure this one out.
Not very good, the dont want any site to trying to revert transactions, bitcoins transactions are irreversible because its one of the key features it has, and they should be keep that way. If you cant manage the minimum security measures you need to have so nobody can steal your bitcoins, dont use it by now, or read a little more before using it. But dont come here criying because someone stole your bitcoins because you left the wallet with zero protection. Put your psychical wallet in the middle of the street and will happen the same.
July 16, 2014, 04:39:41 PM
Computer security for average bitcoin user is dark magic :/ thats sad but true
Computer security for average computer user is dark magic.
And that's sad but true..
50% of us (perhaps) are somehow IT related. Developers, hobbyists, teachers, etc.
But the thing is... people are not thinking reasonably in many cases ...
For example... if we want to keep Bitcoin in a safe wallet we choose the one that community say is good... isn't? Not the one advertised by a member with 8 posts
... (or maybe if that one is recommended by well known bitcoiners too.. )...
Well .. there are plenty of mistakes that Bitcoiner can do to get compromised by some hacker...
examples of what NOT TO DO / mistakes !:
- 1.keep passwords @ e-mail box ...
- 2.keep passwords in a plain txt file ...
- 3.keep passwords anywhere online ...
- 4.Using not secured unknown online services
- 5.Using same password while using uknown online services (same password like for example a password to my wallet).
- 5a : Using same passwords on few services... USE DIFFERENT PASSWORDS!
- 6.Installing unknown software ... example: "Oh! A Speed booster! .. My PC will work 1928% times faster! FOR FREE?!?!? WHAT A GREAT SOFTWARE! I am downloading... (after a while..) hmm seems not working ... uninstall".
- 7.Installing unknown software via torrents ... (while using torrents for downloading any kind of a software (even freeware ones) you must be very, very careful ...
- 8.Keeping BITCOIN WALLET NOT ENCRYPTED!!! (Huge mistake)
- 9.Keeping unencrypted *.dat (wallet backups) files ANYWHERE.
- 10.Not having Anti Virus + Anti Malweare...
- 11.Not haing a firewall (minimum x2)
- 12.Using VERY simple passwords:
Examples of very BAD passwords/pass phrases: abc123, abc123123abc, ABc123, myNickName2014..., "There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold" (YES! This is BAD passphrase! Even when very long ...)
Examples of GOOD passwords/pass phrase: as_xswre73..,z(232kekx()__sdoIYTD76:;::_ , "i banana go plane right on 1827 when using monkey on a dashboard and recharging cat with apple wine full mud"
- 13. Doing things faster than thinking!!!! - THINK! Bitcoin have a value.. Think about it like about your old material wallet. KEEP IT SAFE...
- 14 ...
And many others.
So be aware and think while using your coins!
Regards![/list]
July 16, 2014, 04:30:52 PM
i downloaded this from here, and clicked on it,while my virus program was not activ.i just wanted to see
http://notgoingtodisplaythislink.com
http://notgoingtodisplaythislink.com
Here's your Flip Coin Cheat: https://notgonnashowthisoneeither.net
That's a pretty expensive lesson, hope you've learned it.
Oh fuck my life. MBAM didn't detect that? I guess I need an aditional AV. What is the best antivirus to go along with MBAM and Comodo Firewall (free)?
What about Avira or NOD32?
People constantly trying to find that "here's free money!" scheme are always amazed when they get the raw end of the deal. You don't need an additional AV... you need to get some common sense and not go and download stupid shit.
Lol I didnt download anything, I just find it a bit offensive that I paid for MBAM Premium and it seems it is unable to detect that file.
July 16, 2014, 04:28:06 PM
You should file police report, very small chance of getting the money back this way though
July 16, 2014, 04:26:15 PM
Computer security for average bitcoin computer/smartphone/tablet user is dark magic :/ thats sad but true
Fixed that for ya 
If you met a complete stranger on the street, would you willingly give him the keys to your car if he promised to turn it into a Lamborghini? Or, the keys to your house if he told you he was going to install a new 70" 4K TV? Would you let somebody reach into your pocket and grab your wallet if he told you he was going to put $100 in there for you? Would you leave your iPhone on the front seat of your car and leave all the windows open while you went shopping?
I suppose the same people who answer yes also have ATM pins of 1111 or 1234 and passwords of "password".
July 16, 2014, 04:18:45 PM
i downloaded this from here, and clicked on it,while my virus program was not activ.i just wanted to see
http://notgoingtodisplaythislink.com
http://notgoingtodisplaythislink.com
Here's your Flip Coin Cheat: https://notgonnashowthisoneeither.net
That's a pretty expensive lesson, hope you've learned it.
Oh fuck my life. MBAM didn't detect that? I guess I need an aditional AV. What is the best antivirus to go along with MBAM and Comodo Firewall (free)?
What about Avira or NOD32?
People constantly trying to find that "here's free money!" scheme are always amazed when they get the raw end of the deal. You don't need an additional AV... you need to get some common sense and not go and download stupid shit.
Lol I didnt download anything, I just find it a bit offensive that I paid for MBAM Premium and it seems it is unable to detect that file.
July 16, 2014, 04:12:24 PM
Computer security for average bitcoin user is dark magic :/ thats sad but true
July 16, 2014, 04:09:56 PM
i downloaded this from here, and clicked on it,while my virus program was not activ.i just wanted to see
http://notgoingtodisplaythislink.com
http://notgoingtodisplaythislink.com
Here's your Flip Coin Cheat: https://notgonnashowthisoneeither.net
That's a pretty expensive lesson, hope you've learned it.
Oh fuck my life. MBAM didn't detect that? I guess I need an aditional AV. What is the best antivirus to go along with MBAM and Comodo Firewall (free)?
What about Avira or NOD32?
People constantly trying to find that "here's free money!" scheme are always amazed when they get the raw end of the deal. You don't need an additional AV... you need to get some common sense and not go and download stupid shit.
July 16, 2014, 04:06:06 PM
i downloaded this from here, and clicked on it,while my virus program was not activ.i just wanted to see
http://thedonhacks.blogspot.co.at/2013/04/flipcoincheat-v28.html
http://thedonhacks.blogspot.co.at/2013/04/flipcoincheat-v28.html
Here's your Flip Coin Cheat: https://www.virustotal.com/pt/file/2829be1d98a4d62b9b3fbae6e137d7fc3783a25fde197a616266d56bc23b9f04/analysis/
That's a pretty expensive lesson, hope you've learned it.
Oh fuck my life. MBAM didn't detect that? I guess I need an aditional AV. What is the best antivirus to go along with MBAM and Comodo Firewall (free)?
What about Avira or NOD32?
Check here: http://alternativeto.net/software/avg-anti-virus/
July 16, 2014, 03:50:37 PM
i downloaded this from here, and clicked on it,while my virus program was not activ.i just wanted to see
http://thedonhacks.blogspot.co.at/2013/04/flipcoincheat-v28.html
http://thedonhacks.blogspot.co.at/2013/04/flipcoincheat-v28.html
Here's your Flip Coin Cheat: https://www.virustotal.com/pt/file/2829be1d98a4d62b9b3fbae6e137d7fc3783a25fde197a616266d56bc23b9f04/analysis/
That's a pretty expensive lesson, hope you've learned it.
Oh fuck my life. MBAM didn't detect that? I guess I need an aditional AV. What is the best antivirus to go along with MBAM and Comodo Firewall (free)?
What about Avira or NOD32?
July 16, 2014, 11:32:43 AM
is it possible to read the trojan virus in it, and look where it sends,and change the adresses ,so it sends back to me my btc?
You won't be able to do that, it's kind of already out the window because once bitcoin is gone, it's gone unless you can take it back from the person.Now, that being said, you'd have to go in and change the address and change it so that it can affect the host's computer, which you probably don't have to mac address for. And even then you have to convince the virus to infect the hosts computer, and if he's smarter yet, which he probably is, he's gone and created a firewall for the same thing.
You could try, but I have no idea how you would do it.
July 16, 2014, 11:29:47 AM
is it possible to read the trojan virus in it, and look where it sends,and change the adresses ,so it sends back to me my btc?
July 16, 2014, 09:20:40 AM
I've had my bitcoins stolen before, and I know exactly the feeling. Guys here rubbing salt to your wound by saying you deserve this or that blablabla without providing any help are imo insensitive but there really is nothing that can be done to get back bitcoins that has been sent out, it's the very concept that made bitcoin what it is essentially. If bitcoin transactions can be cancelled then bitcoin is worthless. But it's a very important lesson in life, and I must thank bitcoin (and the bastard who stole my bitcoins) for giving me such valuable lessons in ife and thankful that it's just bitcoin and nothing dearer. I have not experienced a loss in my life that would consumed me, totally sucked the life out of me until I lost my bitcoins. But I got over it gradually, eventually, and looking back now I am stronger knowing that I can handle losses, and will be readily prepared to face future, bigger losses if (touch-wood) I so unfortunately happen to. Forget about the whole getting back at them revenge feeling it's not worth the weight of living everyday with remorse and vengeance. All the best to you and hope you do not give up on Bitcoin because of this incident.
tnx for speaking such nice , i have bought a very good virus program now, and will be much carefully.No offense, but it is better to use common sense before download anything to your computer , as no AV program can block 100% malware.
July 16, 2014, 09:06:22 AM
I've had my bitcoins stolen before, and I know exactly the feeling. Guys here rubbing salt to your wound by saying you deserve this or that blablabla without providing any help are imo insensitive but there really is nothing that can be done to get back bitcoins that has been sent out, it's the very concept that made bitcoin what it is essentially. If bitcoin transactions can be cancelled then bitcoin is worthless. But it's a very important lesson in life, and I must thank bitcoin (and the bastard who stole my bitcoins) for giving me such valuable lessons in ife and thankful that it's just bitcoin and nothing dearer. I have not experienced a loss in my life that would consumed me, totally sucked the life out of me until I lost my bitcoins. But I got over it gradually, eventually, and looking back now I am stronger knowing that I can handle losses, and will be readily prepared to face future, bigger losses if (touch-wood) I so unfortunately happen to. Forget about the whole getting back at them revenge feeling it's not worth the weight of living everyday with remorse and vengeance. All the best to you and hope you do not give up on Bitcoin because of this incident.
tnx for speaking such nice , i have bought a very good virus program now, and will be much carefully.
July 16, 2014, 05:24:53 AM
What operating system do you use?
What wallet software did you use?
How did you generate the password for your wallet?
Where do you store the backups of your wallet file?
Sorry, but like others have said the BTC are irrevocably gone now.
What wallet software did you use?
How did you generate the password for your wallet?
Where do you store the backups of your wallet file?
Sorry, but like others have said the BTC are irrevocably gone now.
July 15, 2014, 11:20:18 PM
I've had my bitcoins stolen before, and I know exactly the feeling. Guys here rubbing salt to your wound by saying you deserve this or that blablabla without providing any help are imo insensitive but there really is nothing that can be done to get back bitcoins that has been sent out, it's the very concept that made bitcoin what it is essentially. If bitcoin transactions can be cancelled then bitcoin is worthless. But it's a very important lesson in life, and I must thank bitcoin (and the bastard who stole my bitcoins) for giving me such valuable lessons in ife and thankful that it's just bitcoin and nothing dearer. I have not experienced a loss in my life that would consumed me, totally sucked the life out of me until I lost my bitcoins. But I got over it gradually, eventually, and looking back now I am stronger knowing that I can handle losses, and will be readily prepared to face future, bigger losses if (touch-wood) I so unfortunately happen to. Forget about the whole getting back at them revenge feeling it's not worth the weight of living everyday with remorse and vengeance. All the best to you and hope you do not give up on Bitcoin because of this incident.
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