Topic: Inputs hacked? (Read 1035 times)

Can you read the title? If you are tired of the same olds then why did you open this thread?

I never needed to recover any password in last 6 years. Tormail also did not have password recovery feature and it was great. People must learn to use computers properly and stop and think for a sec instead socializing on facefuck/twatter like dogs in heat.

Also this shows why it is more secure to have real server in your own premises instead of using colocation or VPS that have remote access and yo have no direct control over the hardware. It is really important for security that most people overlook. Why banks don't use Hostgator but use their own secured hardware? Why Bitcoin should be different in this matter?

Hate hackers really, he just make someone's life miserable....

I'm really really tired reading the same news olds all over again.
Though I don't know why I'm writing this and making this thread bumped

Yep, check link in my signature for instructions on getting a refund.

Tradefortress claimed that his email chain was hacked. Therefore gaining access to the site and API.

Have fun recovering your email next time?

Oh man, email bypass again...... it sucks....

It needs to be done. It seems that this is a common problem and the recent news reflects that.

And I see i again - not a direct hack (SQLi, 0day vuln) but bypass using e-mail to reset password. I think we should start building more secure schemes that does not involve ability to reset password once forgotten (or unknown by attacker) and that does not require e-mail when registering account.

I think TradeFrotress is really kind enough to give whatever is left. I guess if its another person he would just said the hacker took everything and GONE....

yes, good job OP. you can write (at least)

Many, not so smart people, indeed.

Yes, which you can ask for partial payment now before the hot wallet goes dry......

Now people are accusing TF of running away with the coins and a full DOX was done here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--327178
Accurate or not, many people are now doubting TradeFortress.

One does simply not scam for leet number of bitcoins.

OH EM GEE YOU SCAMMED ME 1337 BITCOINS

MUST LEAVE U NEG FEEDBACK!

This is like the millionth topic on the same thing.

I went on their site and got this. Check it for yourself:


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Two hacks totalling about 4100 BTC have left Inputs.io unable to pay all user balances. The attacker compromised the hosting account through compromising email accounts (some very old, and without phone numbers attached, so it was easy to reset). The attacker was able to bypass 2FA due to a flaw on the server host side.

Database access was also obtained, however passwords are securely stored and are hashed on the client. Bitcoin backend code were transferred to 10;[email protected]:[email protected] (most likely another compromised server).

What about my coins there? If you stored more than 1 BTC, send an email to [email protected] with a Bitcoin address (preferably, an offline, open source light/SPV wallet like Multibit or Electrum). Use the same email you're using on Inputs. Please don't store Bitcoins on an internet connected device, regardless of it is your own or a service's.

I know this doesn't mean much, but I'm sorry, and saying that I'm very sad that this happened is an understatement.

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Access inputs.io if you want to verify your balance, look up your transactions, etc. Don't add coins.