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Topic: How I was scammed ...... (Read 3603 times)

copper member
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No I dont escrow anymore.
February 13, 2016, 06:25:46 AM
#57
Best trading advice I ever got was: never get rushed and never assume you are superior.

The later part applies on security issues, too.

You can consider nearly everything ... not using online/website wallets ... storing backups of your harddisk ... always encrypt wallets using strong passwords ... writing down passwords on paper somewhere (LOL)*) ... never storing paper and backups on same place ... endless possibilities.
In the end, you will loose some coins. Not much getting around that experience. If you are acting responsible the amount will be merely a "reminder size"

*) I messed up like that. Brute force cracking your own wallet, tools like that anywhere available?

Yep, spread your coins around so you will only miss a fraction and not all of them. I also prefer to play around with different wallets and small amounts to get a feeling for them before I store larger amount on them.

You can try -> https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover to brute force your wallet password. If you have questions feel free to open a thread on the wallets section or send me a PM.
legendary
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February 13, 2016, 03:44:20 AM
#56
Best trading advice I ever got was: never get rushed and never assume you are superior.

The later part applies on security issues, too.

You can consider nearly everything ... not using online/website wallets ... storing backups of your harddisk ... always encrypt wallets using strong passwords ... writing down passwords on paper somewhere (LOL)*) ... never storing paper and backups on same place ... endless possibilities.
In the end, you will loose some coins. Not much getting around that experience. If you are acting responsible the amount will be merely a "reminder size"

*) I messed up like that. Brute force cracking your own wallet, tools like that anywhere available?
legendary
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Merit: 1042
www.explorerz.top
February 12, 2016, 01:54:38 PM
#55
Well he remote your computer if you use team viewer so its better to move your team viewer maybe he can access again with your team viewer.
Provably he hits the withdrawal and send it to his wallet.
Now you learn that using team viewer is not safe if you login with your bitcoin wallet so next time if want to trade to some one find a escrow here or you may try escrow service in my signature.
Nowadays they are many scam out there and also here in our forum so beware and make sure to use a trusted escrow before you deal.

Somehow i didnt see this comment before... why are you people not stopping posting bullshit about a tool you dont understand. I guess half of the people here havent used teamviewer ever. The tool is safe. The problem is the person sitting in front of the computer allowing some stranger to connect. God damn educate your self....
sr. member
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February 12, 2016, 01:24:07 PM
#54
hero member
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Forza Roma
February 12, 2016, 05:15:42 AM
#53
Well he remote your computer if you use team viewer so its better to move your team viewer maybe he can access again with your team viewer.
Provably he hits the withdrawal and send it to his wallet.
Now you learn that using team viewer is not safe if you login with your bitcoin wallet so next time if want to trade to some one find a escrow here or you may try escrow service in my signature.
Nowadays they are many scam out there and also here in our forum so beware and make sure to use a trusted escrow before you deal.

That is indeed very mean. For you must indeed be careful with what you do.
And especially well protected. But I think you just have to be very careful.
sr. member
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February 10, 2016, 11:00:27 AM
#52
Well he remote your computer if you use team viewer so its better to move your team viewer maybe he can access again with your team viewer.
Provably he hits the withdrawal and send it to his wallet.
Now you learn that using team viewer is not safe if you login with your bitcoin wallet so next time if want to trade to some one find a escrow here or you may try escrow service in my signature.
Nowadays they are many scam out there and also here in our forum so beware and make sure to use a trusted escrow before you deal.

That's bad. I would if I were you a good code put on it.
And keeping an eye on.
You should not download anything and everything going.
legendary
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www.explorerz.top
February 09, 2016, 07:11:15 PM
#51
i showed shorena this could never happend the way the story was told to us, lets wait for him what he has to say.
copper member
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No I dont escrow anymore.
February 09, 2016, 05:13:25 PM
#50
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Would you do a demo with me? I will prepare a victim VM for you.

Sure, why not. Prepare a system and we will do a simulation.

We are about to do a demo and I think I have found the problem. There is a setting "Send key combinations" that attacker(!) can set. It would probably allow them to see your password. No, we tested it. Its not a keylogger it just shares the clipboard which could be a problem if you use a keymanager.





Also - by default - you allow someone else Full interaction, this allows the attacker to install a display driver that locked me out completly. I was however able to defend by simply pulling the plug and restarting the machine.





Overal we think OP is lying.
sr. member
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February 09, 2016, 02:15:20 PM
#49
legendary
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Legendary Escrow Service - Tip Jar in Profile
February 09, 2016, 12:29:25 PM
#48
Guys.... you dont get scammed because of running teamviewer. You get scammed because of allowing some random stranger full access to your system. Thats two pairs of shoes.

I have running tv all day long and nothing happens...

Ok, it sounded like you meant that the other party can do it even when you did NOT give him remote access. When you only allowed him to watch what you do...

Ok then, good to know that it's still safe as long as... Tongue
legendary
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February 09, 2016, 11:24:44 AM
#47
Guys.... you dont get scammed because of running teamviewer. You get scammed because of allowing some random stranger full access to your system. Thats two pairs of shoes.

I have running tv all day long and nothing happens...
sr. member
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February 09, 2016, 03:45:13 AM
#46
I've never been scammed. But I guess that's because I protect everything.
Because I have 3 computers here. And only 1 has team viewer.
legendary
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www.explorerz.top
February 09, 2016, 12:09:35 AM
#45
legendary
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February 08, 2016, 11:57:06 PM
#44
legendary
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www.explorerz.top
February 08, 2016, 11:53:43 PM
#43
legendary
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Legendary Escrow Service - Tip Jar in Profile
February 08, 2016, 07:46:49 PM
#42
legendary
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Privacy is always important
February 08, 2016, 04:03:47 PM
#41
Well he remote your computer if you use team viewer so its better to move your team viewer maybe he can access again with your team viewer.
Provably he hits the withdrawal and send it to his wallet.
Now you learn that using team viewer is not safe if you login with your bitcoin wallet so next time if want to trade to some one find a escrow here or you may try escrow service in my signature.
Nowadays they are many scam out there and also here in our forum so beware and make sure to use a trusted escrow before you deal.
full member
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February 08, 2016, 03:03:07 AM
#40
Team Viewer... yuck. Sorry to hear that -.-
sr. member
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VeganAcademy
February 07, 2016, 11:21:09 AM
#39
i was helping someone out with some stuff once and it was suggested to me i install teamviewer..

i was like, nah.. lets share a screen session instead. heh.

it amazes me how prevalent that utility is.
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February 07, 2016, 08:39:20 AM
#38
new way for scamming never heard this way before .
but was you using second factor authentication with the blockchain at that time ??
sorry for your lost
good luck next time
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