Topic: How many of you have had coins stolen? - page 2. (Read 2164 times)
0 coins stolen.
Somebody stole from me around 15 BTC back in 2010, I trusted a guy and send the bitcoins first. But one thing I regret is formatting my HDD with around 100 BTC in 2010.
None yet! So far...
Hi! Newbie Mafia!
None yet! Thankfully...
Same. Hope it'll go that way. 
thats never good
I havent, and dont plan to. Cold storage.
Ouch 
None yet! Thankfully...
Stolen not from a wallet but... I mined 5-6 litecoin that I never got out of notroll.in ... =p
I would consider that stolen.
I just wanted to hear some stories and other people's experience with stolen coins. I recently played around with mining BBQcoins because the difficulty was low enough that my CPU mined almost 50 over the weekend on bbq.ltcoin.net About three hours ago someone changed my wallet address and cashed out all of my coins. Easy come, easy go I guess. As far as I know nothing can be done about it.
Here's a link to the offending address transactions:
http://bbq.cryptocoinexplorer.com/a/bNrig8885j
The 40.54 and 3.28 balances used to be mine.
Chad
Here's a link to the offending address transactions:
http://bbq.cryptocoinexplorer.com/a/bNrig8885j
The 40.54 and 3.28 balances used to be mine.
Chad
why not just mine some more if it only took 1 weekend?
I moved my miner off of the hacked pool. Hopefully I'll have a nice pile of coins waiting on me when I get home. heh..
Chad
if you lose your wallet.dat, it's your fault. (I mean really, get some av)
I just wanted to hear some stories and other people's experience with stolen coins. I recently played around with mining BBQcoins because the difficulty was low enough that my CPU mined almost 50 over the weekend on bbq.ltcoin.net About three hours ago someone changed my wallet address and cashed out all of my coins. Easy come, easy go I guess. As far as I know nothing can be done about it.
Here's a link to the offending address transactions:
http://bbq.cryptocoinexplorer.com/a/bNrig8885j
The 40.54 and 3.28 balances used to be mine.
Chad
Here's a link to the offending address transactions:
http://bbq.cryptocoinexplorer.com/a/bNrig8885j
The 40.54 and 3.28 balances used to be mine.
Chad
why not just mine some more if it only took 1 weekend?
I just wanted to hear some stories and other people's experience with stolen coins. I recently played around with mining BBQcoins because the difficulty was low enough that my CPU mined almost 50 over the weekend on bbq.ltcoin.net About three hours ago someone changed my wallet address and cashed out all of my coins. Easy come, easy go I guess. As far as I know nothing can be done about it.
Here's a link to the offending address transactions:
http://bbq.cryptocoinexplorer.com/a/bNrig8885j
The 40.54 and 3.28 balances used to be mine.
Chad
Here's a link to the offending address transactions:
http://bbq.cryptocoinexplorer.com/a/bNrig8885j
The 40.54 and 3.28 balances used to be mine.
Chad
Chad,
I think this is systemic to ltcoin.net - their admin emailed me last night to check that my wallet address was right (for mining YAC), however it was NOT. Luckily for me, I mine enough that I auto-cashout every 8-12 hours, and didn't have enough for a cashout on the next payout after it got changed. I don't think this is an account-stealing thing, this is more likely a vulnerability in the web software (I would guess a SQL injection vulnerability somewhere). Sorry you lost your BBQ though - stinks man.
I still haven't heard back from the admin of that site. Sounds like he knows there is a problem though.
Chad
That's awful.. sorry to hear that i hope you'll make some new ones 
Thankfully my set up to this day hasn't been attacked.
I did (almost) everything right, but then my roommate ripped me off when I went to the shower! He denied everything, but moved out soon after. Lesson: keep your computer locked down always, even when your in the "safety" of your own home.
0 Bitcoins have been stolen from me...
... by now.
... by now.
Stolen not from a wallet but... I mined 5-6 litecoin that I never got out of notroll.in ... =p
I tend to keep passwords on a small notebook. There is a lesser chance the notebook is lost, stolen or looked-at than forgetting different long and complex passwords for a number of sites, servers. etc.
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