List of Major Bitcoin Heists, Thefts, Hacks, Scams, and Losses [Old] - page 6.

chowderman

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Quote from: chowderman on November 21, 2013, 10:51:07 AM

Really? You are going to list the SR Seizure as a heist, theft or scam? Its legitimate evidence of supporting Criminal Enterprise.

You're confused. The US government is a criminal enterprise. Running a marketplace with a high customer satisfaction is not.

I am not confused at all. Running a business purporting drug sales, illegal weapons, and murder for hire is a crime, regardless of success. If you don't agree with me, you are probably criminal scum yourself and belong in prison right along with him. GTFO!

chowderman

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Really? You are going to list the SR Seizure as a heist, theft or scam? Its legitimate evidence of supporting Criminal Enterprise. Its not theft, its siezing funds from ill gotten business. Along with arresting DPR who is a criminal that belongs in prison anyway, and I would like to see the FBI use its new found evidence to track down and lock up every single dealer that used SR. Its an awesome bust. It needs to be shown in its proper light of good police work and law enforcement!

malevolent

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2nd biggest Polish exchange hacked:

http://bidextreme.pl/

Some people say they were "hacked", though, because they didn't see their bitcoins change addresses.

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Komunikat z dnia 18.11.2013r. godz. 17:00

SERWER PLATFORMY BIDEXTREME ZOSTAŁ ZAATAKOWANY PRZEZ HACKERÓW

W wyniku ataku hackerskiego został okradziony portfel BTC i LTC. Fakt ten został zgłoszony organom ścigania.

Zostały skradzione waluty BTC i LTC należące do wszystkich Użytkowników. W przypadku ich odzyskania zostaną one zwrócone Użytkownikom zgodnie ze stanem salda na dzień 17.11.2013r.

Środki pieniężne przechowywane na rachunku bankowym platformy należące do Użytkowników są bezpieczne.

Środki pieniężne będą zwracane Użytkownikom na bieżąco.

W pierwszej kolejności zostaną zwrócone wszystkie wpłaty dokonane w dniach 16.11. – 18.11., zostaną one w dniu dzisiejszym zwrócone na konta ich nadawców.

W dniu dzisiejszym zostanie także zlecona wypłata środków dla Użytkowników, którzy mają zdefiniowane konta bankowe - na kontach Użytkownika.

Pozostałe osoby, które nie posiadają zdefiniowanych kont bankowych zostaną poddane weryfikacji, celem zwrotu środków pieniężnych ich właścicielom.

Osoby poddające się weryfikacji zobowiązane są:
- przesłać skan dowodu osobistego lub innego dokumentu ze zdjęciem na adres: [email protected] , podając w tytule maila swój nick Użytkownika, posługując się przy tym mailem używanym do rejestracji na platformie bidextreme,
- dokonać przelewu identyfikacyjnego w wysokości 1, 00 zł
na rachunek 67 1140 1111 0000 4157 9200 1002
z własnego imiennego rachunku bankowego należącego do danego Użytkownika, podając w tytule przelewu swój nick Użytkownika.

Przepraszamy naszych Użytkowników za utrudnienia, niemniej jednak zmuszeni jesteśmy zawiesić działalność platformy bidextreme do czasu wyjaśnienia sprawy.
Zespół Bidextreme

Uściślenie komunikatu z dnia 18.11.2013r. z godz. 17:00

SERWER PLATFORMY BIDEXTREME ZOSTAŁ ZAATAKOWANY PRZEZ HACKERÓW

Szanowni Użytkownicy
Na chwilę obecną będą zwracane tylko środki pieniężne PLN, które na dzień 17.11.2013r. przed atakiem hackerskim były przypisane do kont Użytkowników.

Trwają czynności zmierzające do odzyskania skradzionych walut BTC i LTC, w przypadku ich odzyskania zostaną one niezwłocznie przywrócone do kont Użytkowników.

Zespół Bidextreme

tl;dr: fiat money is safe, all users' BTC and LTC were stolen, should we manage to get it back, it will be returned to the users.

bitcoinstarter

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Quote from: forbun on November 17, 2013, 11:39:09 PM

Why isn't inputs.io in this list?

This needs to be added ^^ .

forbun

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Why isn't inputs.io in this list?

Lauda

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You always have to keep an eye out.

cainy393

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This was really quite interesting to read, it certainly educated me a lot on bitcoin. I'm fairly new to them, only started out a few months back and this really helped me with catching up

thanks!

dree12

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Quote from: malevolent on October 25, 2013, 12:53:32 PM

FBI seized 144336.39449470 BTC from Ulbricht's wallet, over $28M at the time of the seizure:

https://blockchain.info/address/1FfmbHfnpaZjKFvyi1okTjJJusN455paPH
http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/10/25/fbi-says-its-seized-20-million-in-bitcoins-from-ross-ulbricht-alleged-owner-of-silk-road/

Done. I am moving through the backlog, so please excuse the current lack of inputs.io (it's on the list).

Lauda

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Quote from: lzr1900 on November 13, 2013, 10:25:21 PM

highly recommended labcoin on the list..fucking Alberto scammed the community again again again!!!!

The community isn't that smart then.

calian

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I don't see any mention of inputs.io / coinlenders BTC4100 coin loss in the OP. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coinlenders-inputsio-tradefortress-hack-328053

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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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lzr1900

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highly recommended labcoin on the list..fucking Alberto scammed the community again again again!!!!

Lauda

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That makes it even worse.

tvbcof

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Quote from: proudhon on November 12, 2013, 07:00:03 PM

The thing is, a lot of new users to bitcoin are going through the same painful education the rest of us got a few years ago. Bitcoins are digital property. Don't trust 3rd parties with them.

True. IIRC, the MyBitcoin theft had not gone down by the time I got interested and I believe that was one of the first.

An interesting difference is that I don't think anyone was really buying 'Tom Williams' story even though it was a lot more credible and inventive than what the current crop of scammers bother with. Now adays a scumbag can write off a theft to an old e-mail account and a lot of people buy it, although I suspect that there is more sock puppetry going on these days.

moderate

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nearly dead

You people don't get it, do you ? The majority of events listed here are not due to lack of security, just some internal job. It is irrelevant how many security layers the service supposedly has, all it takes is a dishonest operator.

Lauda

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Quote from: QuestionAuthority on November 12, 2013, 07:09:05 PM

Quote from: Lauda on November 12, 2013, 06:55:53 PM

I wonder what the security level is on btc-e, bitstamp and such. They're among the ones with the highest volume.

I wouldn't worry about BTC-e. I lost coins when they were hacked and they credited my account for the lost coin four days later. Good customer service too but there can be a communication problem sometimes.

Yeah communication problems happen there.
Good then, thank you for sharing this with me.

QuestionAuthority

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You lead and I'll watch you walk away.

Quote from: Lauda on November 12, 2013, 06:55:53 PM

I wonder what the security level is on btc-e, bitstamp and such. They're among the ones with the highest volume.

I wouldn't worry about BTC-e. I lost coins when they were hacked and they credited my account for the lost coin four days later. Good customer service too but there can be a communication problem sometimes.

proudhon

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The thing is, a lot of new users to bitcoin are going through the same painful education the rest of us got a few years ago. Bitcoins are digital property. Don't trust 3rd parties with them.

Lauda

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I wonder what the security level is on btc-e, bitstamp and such. They're among the ones with the highest volume.

tvbcof

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Quote from: Lauda on November 12, 2013, 06:41:17 PM

These keep adding up very quickly. I just don't understand why those exchanges don't spend enough money to fully secure their exchange. It seems like they aren't that hard to hack.

None of them even take the minimal steps that I do to protect my own stash. And they are running a business? In the notably hostile world of Bitcoin?

I'm sorry, but one needs to be a world class simpleton not to suspect that most if not all of these things are straight-up thefts.

Lauda

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These keep adding up very quickly. I just don't understand why those exchanges don't spend enough money to fully secure their exchange. It seems like they aren't that hard to hack.

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