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Topic: I got hacked , All my Bitcoin and Litecoin lost (Read 10193 times)

mkc
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ip address in email header can be faked, this is what I read somewhere.
I also wondering how hacker knows the password to bitcoin wallet file.
newbie
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i guess that your relative hacks you macbook. Cool
legendary
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WOW that is a lot of money and I am sad for your loss. I got hacked but for not so much, was just a few bitcoin at the time but still ti was a lot for me, especially when I worked so hard. I never open weird phishing mails and on fb and skype people are trying to hack all the time. So be very careful in the future not to open strange mails.
legendary
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General IP Information

IP:   206.106.137.18
Decimal:   3463088402
Hostname:   mx2.interactivebrokers.com
ASN:   11449
ISP:   Sprint PCS
Organization:   Interactive Brokers LLC
Services:   None detected
Type:   Wireless Broadband
Assignment:   Static IP
Blacklist:   Blacklist Check
Geolocation Information

Continent:   North America
Country:   United States us flag
State/Region:   Connecticut
City:   Stamford
Latitude:   41.1267  (41° 7′ 36.12″ N)
Longitude:   -73.57  (73° 34′ 12.00″ W)
Postal Code:   06903







sr. member
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I just read the whole thread and as far as I can tell you never told us what wallet you were using.

I would really like to know.

I hope somehow the bad guys get caught.
legendary
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If the folks who just accidentally sent 291 BTC as a mining fee don't come forward (there's some reason to believe it was a mixing service, and thus may have been criminals involved who won't want to come forward), maybe some of the 291 BTC can be allocated to folks like in the OP here. (The Coindesk article indicated the miners involved were offering to donate at least some of it, so why not for something like this?)

(For those who didn't see it... https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2912409-btc-for-a-00001-btc-transaction-1451924)
sr. member
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Also sorry, but the police will be just about useless here.

Which is why scammers adore Bitcoin. Sad but true imo
legendary
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I'm pretty sure this is labled as a civil matter in canada. I bought a bunch of speakers off of the back of a van once. The police were almost laughing at me when I called to report that i've been scammed.  Roll Eyes

Haha I fell for that one like 15 years ago when I was dumb and young. I wonder if its the same scam or even the same guys.
legendary
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425 btc! Holy crap. That's a lot of money.

I'm really sorry man, that's terrible.

Also sorry, but the police will be just about useless here. It is hard enough to get them to do anything if something physical was stolen, but bitcoin, they won't even spend 15 minutes on, even if it is 100,000's of dollars. Not trying to be a douche but just realistic.  If there is a 'cyber police' in Canada is probably about 3 or 4 guys actually investigating crimes and they'd only be servicing large companies, not individuals.
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If this is true... damn. Sad
hero member
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Seems to be quite a few hacks on bitcoin wallets the last few days, I wonder if its just coincidence that we are hearing about it at the same time or if its being orchestrated by the same person? Either way its very unfortunate to lose so much money to some scum bag.
yeah... i saw a guy with 10k $ lost ... just on today...

10k is peanuts... the guy who opened this thread lost 300K Smiley
well 10 thousand dollars is not a small amount of money to be honest and i think that it is a pretty big loss too that would significantly change my life in my opinion

im sorry about your loss, thats a vast amount of money and i would definitely be really sad if i have lost that much money just because of some kind of a hack, i wish you will somehow get it back
legendary
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Seems to be quite a few hacks on bitcoin wallets the last few days, I wonder if its just coincidence that we are hearing about it at the same time or if its being orchestrated by the same person? Either way its very unfortunate to lose so much money to some scum bag.
yeah... i saw a guy with 10k $ lost ... just on today...

10k is peanuts... the guy who opened this thread lost 300K Smiley
legendary
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Seems to be quite a few hacks on bitcoin wallets the last few days, I wonder if its just coincidence that we are hearing about it at the same time or if its being orchestrated by the same person? Either way its very unfortunate to lose so much money to some scum bag.
yeah... i saw a guy with 10k $ lost ... just on today...
legendary
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Merit: 1004
Seems to be quite a few hacks on bitcoin wallets the last few days, I wonder if its just coincidence that we are hearing about it at the same time or if its being orchestrated by the same person? Either way its very unfortunate to lose so much money to some scum bag.

it's so frustrating because you cannot make any chargeback. these types of incidents are making the normal people to stay away of any e-currency, including BTC.
legendary
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Seems to be quite a few hacks on bitcoin wallets the last few days, I wonder if its just coincidence that we are hearing about it at the same time or if its being orchestrated by the same person? Either way its very unfortunate to lose so much money to some scum bag.
legendary
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Merit: 1002
could you provide me the ip from the source of the email you have received from this guy ?
just sent it me via PM . Thanx .   Cool
hero member
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im sorry for your lost, next time be sure to make strong passwords dont use your email passwords.
make a 2 authentication factor.. and the last one dont install any app which you do not know what it is.

I'm really sorry for your lost, 2 authentication factor. might be an excelent choice for secure our bitcoin, after reading this thread, i think i should used different pc for install app and storing my bitcoin.
Too many keyloger and shitty app out there.
There are always shitty apps out there, and not everyone is intent on making their money through an honest day's work.

If you ever store your Bitcoin on a PC (or even an online wallet), try to do it on a fresh PC. That way there will be basically nothing at risk.

Or at the very least, don't visit anything that could be remotely sketchy on your login/storage PC. Try to keep it shut down as much as possible.
legendary
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Merit: 1000
im sorry for your lost, next time be sure to make strong passwords dont use your email passwords.
make a 2 authentication factor.. and the last one dont install any app which you do not know what it is.

I'm really sorry for your lost, 2 authentication factor. might be an excelent choice for secure our bitcoin, after reading this thread, i think i should used different pc for install app and storing my bitcoin.
Too many keyloger and shitty app out there.
full member
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im sorry for your lost, next time be sure to make strong passwords dont use your email passwords.
make a 2 authentication factor.. and the last one dont install any app which you do not know what it is.
copper member
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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
I just realised something!

If he sent email addresses it is possible to trace his IP.
It is then possible to contact his internet provider and disable his internet.
Ask first before putting a requrest with hs internet provider (he may want to return your coins rather than being thrown offline).
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