Topic: Stolen Bitcoin over a non encrypted public wifi connection ! (Read 48 times)
to bad, sorry for him but thats completly his fault. Thats basic right ? everyone who share same connection some of them can control each other device with help of some software or tools. have save wallet at your phone but you using public wifi ? geez
Recently, Austrian Police reported that cyber thieves transferred Bitcoins worth more than 100, 000 euros($177,000) from a victim’s wallet. As reported by CBS news, the 36-year old unnamed man had connected to a restaurant’s public wireless network southeast of the city of Innsbruck, Austria. The theft happened after he had logged in to check the value of his currency.
However, police were unable to identify whether the victim’s computer had already been hacked before logging in to the unsecured network. The police further said that the bitcoins had been transferred to an “unknown, non-traceable account.”
https://anonymster.com/austria-bitcoin-stolen/
Something good to keep in mind would be not to trade our BTC over public wifi, without a VPN... seems this can really happend !
However, police were unable to identify whether the victim’s computer had already been hacked before logging in to the unsecured network. The police further said that the bitcoins had been transferred to an “unknown, non-traceable account.”
https://anonymster.com/austria-bitcoin-stolen/
Something good to keep in mind would be not to trade our BTC over public wifi, without a VPN... seems this can really happend !
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