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Topic: Someone hacked my INPUTS.IO accoount!!!Help me!!! (Read 3823 times)

legendary
Activity: 1036
Merit: 1000
Locked the topic.
Its just reminds me of my BTC loss.  Undecided
sr. member
Activity: 322
Merit: 250
Well ,a t least we know that there was a genuine hack happening on inputs.info.
Before the other "hack".
What do you mean? There were multiple hacks?
Why didn't TF respond on the first hack then?

Maybe with the first user reporting a hack , or a phishing scam he got the idea of the final "hack".
And i do believe that it wasn't a real hack , just him running away.
He's got a class action lawsuit waiting for him; he won't run far Wink

HE , SHE , IT???
the only thing that is certain right now is that "he" can afford some very good lawyers.
There's a thread with his dox; i'm not sure if it has been confirmed to be real though...
i think the dox was acquired via a hosting provider.
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 501
in defi we trust
Well ,a t least we know that there was a genuine hack happening on inputs.info.
Before the other "hack".
What do you mean? There were multiple hacks?
Why didn't TF respond on the first hack then?

Maybe with the first user reporting a hack , or a phishing scam he got the idea of the final "hack".
And i do believe that it wasn't a real hack , just him running away.
He's got a class action lawsuit waiting for him; he won't run far Wink

HE , SHE , IT???
the only thing that is certain right now is that "he" can afford some very good lawyers.
sr. member
Activity: 322
Merit: 250
Well ,a t least we know that there was a genuine hack happening on inputs.info.
Before the other "hack".
What do you mean? There were multiple hacks?
Why didn't TF respond on the first hack then?

Maybe with the first user reporting a hack , or a phishing scam he got the idea of the final "hack".
And i do believe that it wasn't a real hack , just him running away.
He's got a class action lawsuit waiting for him; he won't run far Wink
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 501
in defi we trust
Well ,a t least we know that there was a genuine hack happening on inputs.info.
Before the other "hack".
What do you mean? There were multiple hacks?
Why didn't TF respond on the first hack then?

Maybe with the first user reporting a hack , or a phishing scam he got the idea of the final "hack".
And i do believe that it wasn't a real hack , just him running away.
sr. member
Activity: 322
Merit: 250
Well ,a t least we know that there was a genuine hack happening on inputs.info.
Before the other "hack".
What do you mean? There were multiple hacks?
Why didn't TF respond on the first hack then?
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 501
in defi we trust
Well ,a t least we know that there was a genuine hack happening on inputs.info.
Before the other "hack".
legendary
Activity: 3066
Merit: 1147
The revolution will be monetized!
Light clients like Electrum still give you full and exclusive control of your private key. So there really is no excuse.
Yes. and I think there are others. I used qt as an example because I knew that one for sure. The important thing is who has control of the private keys. It's crazy how many people set up a wallet at some random website then let their bitcoin grow to $10k. That kind of money should be backed up and kept offline in a safe deposit box.
member
Activity: 118
Merit: 10
However inputs.io's advantage was zero-fee instant transactions between users and services.

TANSTAAFL
It had a business model, fees when sending to the network.

No doubt it lacked a trustful and/or competent operator, but it could have worked.


Yup, next time it will be different  Cheesy

No, if it was legit company with physical assets bigger than stored BTC value, it could work
legendary
Activity: 3472
Merit: 4801
However inputs.io's advantage was zero-fee instant transactions between users and services.

TANSTAAFL
legendary
Activity: 3066
Merit: 1147
The revolution will be monetized!
I know running the QT client is a big hassle. The constant downloading, the file size, etc. But unless you are running a full client you are trusting someone. The bitcoin economy is still fetal and does not have trustworthy entities yet. While the owner of a business may be trustworthy, he/she is not in a position to offer you a guarantee.  If a theft or a mistake looses the businesses coins, you are screwed.
Try keeping all your coins under your direct control. Use a full client that maintains your private keys and back it up. No one cares more about your BTC than you do.
legendary
Activity: 1162
Merit: 1000
I feel bad for the guy, he took WELL over a million dollar loss
legendary
Activity: 1050
Merit: 1004
I see a good amount of BTC transferred out of my inputs account as well from, 15Ctwosw7VCNHp5Rp1ZoviLaV41nZ59spx.

Oh well, lol. Good thing I wasn't storing too much there.
full member
Activity: 204
Merit: 100
yeah, the situation is pretty bad, from the looks of it. here is an article (quoted below) that compiles a lot of the information from TF and news stories. sorry this happened, all.

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Multiple scam accusation threads have popped up on the forum, accusing TradeFortress of orchestrating the alleged hack, and stealing the bitcoins his user base had on deposit.

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Many in the bitcoin community have complained that TradeFortress’s explanations regarding how the attack was carried out—or lack thereof—have been insufficient. They have also questioned the security decision to maintain the entirety of bitcoins held by inputs.io in a “hot wallet” connected to the internet on a virtual server. On the latter point, users have pointed out that such decisions could make for an easy scapegoat for an alleged hack, as these vulnerabilities are what led to the theft of about 43,000 bitcoins from Bitcoinica in 2012.
sr. member
Activity: 251
Merit: 250
Contact [email protected] and you can claim a (partial) refund.

partial?

Everyone who has lost money will be fully reimbursed.

this didn't sound very partial to me  Smiley

That was before when only the people that had the api enabled got hacked, now the whole website got hacked and he lost all the coins...
legendary
Activity: 1134
Merit: 1118
Code:
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Fuckwit.
member
Activity: 71
Merit: 10
Contact [email protected] and you can claim a (partial) refund.

partial?

Everyone who has lost money will be fully reimbursed.

this didn't sound very partial to me  Smiley
member
Activity: 86
Merit: 10
Over 4000btc were lost. So i guess TF would give more priority to those who have lost 1BTC and above.
legendary
Activity: 1036
Merit: 1000
Contact [email protected] and you can claim a (partial) refund.

I contacted the [email protected] but i only got the 0.03 what was left in wallet  Cry
I asked they about the stolen coins but i didnt get and reply from they.Im waiting they.
newbie
Activity: 17
Merit: 0
I lost less an 1 BTC of my account, I hope TF refund me that small quantity.

That's a really sad story.
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