if anyone hacked your account then who is responsible??? - page 10.

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Quote from: mirza1@3 on July 29, 2019, 05:13:59 AM

if I've created account/wallet on coinbase or any other exchange then my account is hacked and my coins/money lost who are responsible for it
The Exchange where I've created account Huh

is it my mistake Huh

what's you thought about it Huh

and how i make my account safe Huh

You have the responsibility for your account , if it is hacked by someone then you are the one to blame because if you secured your account it cannot be hacked by someone. There are many ways to secure an account , one is the two factor authentication , this is one of the safest way to secure an account.

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If you ever protected your account the best you can then maybe its somebody fault. As a user we take full responsibility of our every actions but sometimes no matter how we try safe our accounts there are instances that we might be outsmarted by bad actors.

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It could be you and could be the exchange. Let's go like this, where did you store your private informations, GA code etc, do you register on other websites with same exchange email and password? If you store your information securely, and also being strict with your exchange email and password then if a hack occurs the exchange should be blamed. But if you failed to secure yourself and maybe visit a phishing website then you are to blame. Also, as a note, always visit your desired exchange through Coinmarketcap so as to be safe from phishing.

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In any case, in my opinion, each account should be very secure. It is the resource that should offer the user multilevel protection, which includes checking by phone number, email, two-factor authentication, and so on. I believe that in the first place, it is the user who can be guilty of the leak of his personal data, due to which the attacker can take over someone else's account. But there are other situations because of which the administration of the resource must provide certain options for restoring access to the account for the account of the true owner.

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I have never experienced a case of hacking, especially for accounts related to cryptocurrency, to avoid it, I think it's easy by the way we don't install just any application, especially now that the alert is an extension on a chorme-based browser because many hacking cases originate from this, and also for account problems account for example coinbase or exchange we have to strengthen the security of e-mail for my own e-mail I always use additional security (2FA) yes I know this is a bit excessive but as long as using it I have never lost so it's better to be a little excessive than losing especially if you have lots of assets.

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You can't exactly say for a fact who is responsible, unless you are aware that you have shared your personal information or hardware token to people who you shouldn't have shared them with. And that solely makes you take the whole blame for having your account hacked, because time and time again, it has been emphasized that all personal information, login details, and hardware token should be kept safe and personal.

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Quote from: awakpane on October 01, 2019, 06:12:15 AM

In my opinion, if a wallet or exchange account is hacked by someone else, then we ourselves are responsible. we cannot blame the other party. therefore we must be careful in storing email and account passwords so they cannot be hacked by hackers.

i agree with you.
if hacking only happens to our account and there are no problems with other accounts, it is our fault and that is also our own responsibility.

we can't blame the exchange, but if hacking has happened to our account, the best solution is that we have to change the account password and use Two-Factor Authentication to be even safer.

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Quote from: Onuohakk on October 01, 2019, 07:22:18 AM

I think I should blame the exchange where I created the account cos they didn't provide enough security measures that can stop hackers from hacking into their system. Cos it's through their system, they were able to have access or details of my account.

and what if the data or your password is leaked by yourself? I mean there are plenty of cases where the users themselves are randomly submitting their data to a random website as if it's nothing and ended up blaming the exchanges. usually if an exchange got a data breach they'll announce it but the OP case is he didn't even know whether it's the exchange that is at fault or himself so basically this case is unresolvable. Anyway, there's nothing he can do because the money just gone.

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I think I should blame the exchange where I created the account cos they didn't provide enough security measures that can stop hackers from hacking into their system. Cos it's through their system, they were able to have access or details of my account.

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Quote from: awakpane on October 01, 2019, 06:12:15 AM

In my opinion, if a wallet or exchange account is hacked by someone else, then we ourselves are responsible. we cannot blame the other party. therefore we must be careful in storing email and account passwords so they cannot be hacked by hackers.

If the account is hacked almost all customer accounts, in my opinion it is an exchanger error because of negligence in terms of security. Exchangers should be responsible for this because their systems are easily compromised by hackers

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In my opinion, if a wallet or exchange account is hacked by someone else, then we ourselves are responsible. we cannot blame the other party. therefore we must be careful in storing email and account passwords so they cannot be hacked by hackers.

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Quote from: xenomorphe1 on July 29, 2019, 05:52:02 AM

It is the hacker mistake Cheesy

and his responsibility.
Your mistake because you create an account there and you didn't take enough precaution to protect your account. Your computer or smartphone can be infected by a keylogger or some kind of virus.
The mistake of the exchange because they have security problems.
It can be the mistake of both of you too.

I would think that it's both their fault. The Internet is not free.

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Quote from: mirza1@3 on July 29, 2019, 05:13:59 AM

if I've created account/wallet on coinbase or any other exchange then my account is hacked and my coins/money lost who are responsible for it
The Exchange where I've created account Huh

is it my mistake Huh

what's you thought about it Huh

and how i make my account safe Huh

In my own personal opinion, if your account was hacked by creating an account in a wallet or an exchange. I assume that the exchanger or the wallet will not claim the incident if your account was hacked, that is why you should becareful in your actions when you are visiting other sites.

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To a large extent, the admin are to receive 90% of the blame for such action since it have to do with security issues.
Admin needed to add some security measures like IP address check, 2factor, some admin sends SMS message when users make withdrawal request.
How to keep safe - obey all the admin security measures and is your 10% blame if you fail.

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If only your account was hacked, then only you are to blame, and if the project was hacked, then the admins of the project or the exchange are most likely to blame.

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Most of the time its owner's responsibility if his/her profile got hacked. Cause we are failed to secure our wallet that's why hackers got chance to hacked it. But sometime if a exchange or wallet hacked then its not your fault.

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Quote from: bitcoinst on September 30, 2019, 01:16:23 PM

To all of the above, I want to add that the safest way is to refuse to use electronic media as storage for private keys.
Better use paper. Or in extreme cases, use encryption software. This is not a panacea, but it will significantly increase your safety.

It's considerably the best options to keep yourself away from any possible hacks, using the old school process is much likely being safe than using other things around. Copying your private keys in a piece of paper and store it where you alone have the access will lessen your risk being hacked. The online world always been a risky place for anyone, you are prone to any possible attacks not just once but many to follow.

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Who can say? Maybe you have saved the password and essential details somewhere easily accessible, or perhaps it is the platform’s fault. You can’t really blame anyone, and there is no way to legally challenge these hackers. Better stick to recovering your funds one way or the other, be more cautious in the future. Best of luck mate!

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To all of the above, I want to add that the safest way is to refuse to use electronic media as storage for private keys. Better use paper. Or in extreme cases, use encryption software. This is not a panacea, but it will significantly increase your safety. The more difficult it is for you to get to your private keys yourself, the more difficult it will be for a hacker to do it. From encryption software, you can use Vera Crypt and Bitlocker.

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Quote from: mirza1@3 on July 29, 2019, 05:13:59 AM

if I've created account/wallet on coinbase or any other exchange then my account is hacked and my coins/money lost who are responsible for it
The Exchange where I've created account Huh

is it my mistake Huh

what's you thought about it Huh

and how i make my account safe Huh

I think depending on whose mistakes, if hacking occurs only on our account, it is most likely that it is our own fault and we ourselves bear it. But if it happens on most accounts, it could be an exchanger's error and maybe the exchanger is negligent or ignores security

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