I think they're on it today and developers were trying to fix whatever the issues you're going to push to the Lisk's support team.
And I heard the same issue before with another currency and they fixed it as soon as possible.
Topic: My lisk is gone, do not let it happen to you! (Read 203 times)
I think there were mentions of this before as well when lisk just launched.
It sucks that it happened, but good that you take the time to raise awareness.
It sucks that it happened, but good that you take the time to raise awareness.
Last week I found out that a lisk address that I had was emptied.
I found out that is was caused by NOT having an outgoing transaction.
I am sure this happened to me. I still can login to the Lisk address and the thief left some marginal funds in there that I tried to send out.
But when I do that the lisk nano wallet complains it cannot send out the funds with the error message:
Invalid sender public key
The problem solution is described here:
https://blog.lisk.io/lisks-holiday-security-reminder-44b49405384f
Looking with the LISK blockchain explorer I can see at least 4 of these type of thefts:
https://explorer.lisk.io/address/762745598824670449L is the address of the hacker
If you look into the adresses that have send LISK to the hacker address you will see that all 4 funders there was no outgoing transaction before the hacker stole the funds.
Only one of the adresses is mine. The other 3 are from people I don't know.
My LISK was hacked around beginning of december. The security blog that I mentioned was written on 21 dec 2017.....
I found out that is was caused by NOT having an outgoing transaction.
I am sure this happened to me. I still can login to the Lisk address and the thief left some marginal funds in there that I tried to send out.
But when I do that the lisk nano wallet complains it cannot send out the funds with the error message:
Invalid sender public key
The problem solution is described here:
https://blog.lisk.io/lisks-holiday-security-reminder-44b49405384f
Looking with the LISK blockchain explorer I can see at least 4 of these type of thefts:
https://explorer.lisk.io/address/762745598824670449L is the address of the hacker
If you look into the adresses that have send LISK to the hacker address you will see that all 4 funders there was no outgoing transaction before the hacker stole the funds.
Only one of the adresses is mine. The other 3 are from people I don't know.
My LISK was hacked around beginning of december. The security blog that I mentioned was written on 21 dec 2017.....
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