Topic: Inputs.io HACKED, 4K+ BTC stolen - page 4. (Read 5178 times)
Wow that really sucks. Why do people trust others with their wallet? Why not just hold the coins yourself?
Looks like I lost my .35 btc that I had in there... This sucks
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.
Looks like I lost my .35 btc that I had in there... This sucks
Do none of you people know that you can get a (partial) refund? GO AND READ THE THREADS BEFORE YOU START POSTING ABOUT WHAT YOU LOST.
I guess we'll just have to wait and see. I didn't lose that much, so I hope the people who had larger amounts in their wallet will get refunded.
Looks like I lost my .35 btc that I had in there... This sucks
Extremely concerning
I imagine it will be a while before folks trust inputs.io again
I imagine it will be a while before folks trust inputs.io again
Hi everyone,
I started a thread on the refund process here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/inputsio-hacked-4-100-btc-stolen-refund-discussion-thread-326937
Hopefully people will be able to get some of their BTC back.
I started a thread on the refund process here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/inputsio-hacked-4-100-btc-stolen-refund-discussion-thread-326937
Hopefully people will be able to get some of their BTC back.
is blockchain.info still safe now? 
I guess we'll just have to wait and see. I didn't lose that much, so I hope the people who had larger amounts in their wallet will get refunded.
4100+ BTC stolen, If 1 mil USD is nothing for TF, people can be refunded. I personally doubt it, it seems to me as TF scam, because of keeping so much in hot wallet
Someone's making bank. Is there nothing you can do even tho you have the address? Seems like a bit of a flaw in the bitcoin system, people can just steal with no questions asked.
No, theft is theft.
And if his server security was not good, he is still liable for any loses made.
Someone's making bank. Is there nothing you can do even tho you have the address? Seems like a bit of a flaw in the bitcoin system, people can just steal with no questions asked.
so apparently TF kept most of the coins in a hot wallet, had it compromised, and is now crying "hacker." thousands of bitcoins lost for anyone with funds on coinlenders and inputs.io.
there ought to be some discussion about the circumstances of this "hack".
anyone out funds? he's apparently doing "partial refunds" for people who held > 1 btc.
i should have seen this guy's long con a long time ago. FML
there ought to be some discussion about the circumstances of this "hack".
anyone out funds? he's apparently doing "partial refunds" for people who held > 1 btc.
i should have seen this guy's long con a long time ago. FML
The security breach only affected API users (faucet owner, just dice and so on)
Actually some people came forward and say that they didn't have api access on but there coins were stolen. So clearly this is a bigger hole than anyone thought.
Read the official inputs thread, I will look for the links later.
The security breach only affected API users (faucet owner, just dice and so on)
Actually some people came forward and say that they didn't have api access on but there coins were stolen. So clearly this is a bigger hole than anyone thought.
The security breach only affected API users (faucet owner, just dice and so on)
Actually some people came forward and say that they didn't have api access on but there coins were stolen. So clearly this is a bigger hole than anyone thought.
bitcoinscammers is a useless site tbh.
I guess everyone and his mother is trying to get their coins out, that's why the hot pocket is empty.
The security breach only affected API users (faucet owner, just dice and so on)
I guess everyone and his mother is trying to get their coins out, that's why the hot pocket is empty.
The security breach only affected API users (faucet owner, just dice and so on)
I don't trust the website, I don't know about the owner... He could be a great guy.
This site has it listed, but doesn't always mean it's a scam. Always do your research.
http://bitcoinscammers.com/inputs-io/
This site has it listed, but doesn't always mean it's a scam. Always do your research.
http://bitcoinscammers.com/inputs-io/
My account was breached too. I had very little in there, thankfully! BitChicksHusband was not happy because he told me to move them. I guess hubby is smarter than me. 
There. He has it writing now! 
There. He has it writing now! You don't need it in writing when it is obvious to everyone...
Does anyone know how the hacker got the information, what kind of breach it was?
does it really say "hot pocket" or are you guys just messing with me? 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ust_Er_oX5A
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