Topic: [TEK] TEKcoin Hi-PoS hybrid pos/pow no premine/ipo/ico - page 32. (Read 446058 times)

Ppl buy at yoshit cause they unaware of the problem, when unable to transfer than they come read the thread by than too late

Maybe it's time to talk with Bill at Bittrex about getting TEK on a real exchange... he is in the Slack almost everyday...

I've seen 'fake' Tek sell walls being contructed on Cryptopia several times today. Could it be Yobit trying to get cheap real Tek to replace the invalid Tek on the Yobit worthless fork? Don't sell cheaply! Someone is trying to panic you into selling low. If Yobit are trying to replace their bad Tek with good Tek, as has been suggested, then the good Tek price should soon shoot back up to the level where it belongs.

I'm amazed that Yobit's forked Tek is still being traded on Yobit and is roughly the same price as the good Tek on Cryptopia. Yobit has dragged the price of good Tek down to their level. Surely people know the difference? Does nobody read this thread?

Nice work ,+1
Bump

Good to see the Yobit warning on the Opening Page. I think this needs to be in several languages though. It's obvious that people who can't read English see the price on Yobit drop, panic, and then sell on Cryptopia at a higher price, further causing severe price drops. I've done several translations below using Google translate. Perhaps international readers could correct any errors in translation and then for the warnings to be added to the OP.

Do NOT use YOBIT
Yobit are not allowing withdrawals or deposits and may be on a fork. They are not responding to Tek Support requests. Tek on Yobit may be worthless.
Use Cryptopia for good TEK https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=TEK_BTC

HE иcпoльзyйтe YOBT
Yobt нe пoзвoляя изъятия или дeпoзиты и мoжeт быть нa вилкe. Oни нe oтвeчaют нa зaпpocы Tek пoддepжки. Tek нa Yobit мoжeт oкaзaтьcя бecпoлeзнoй.
Иcпoльзyйтe Cryptopia для xopoшeгo TEK https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=TEK_BTC (Russian)

不要使用YOBT
Yobt都不允许取款或存款，并可能在一个叉。他们没有回应TEK支持请求。泰克在Yobit可能一文不值。
使用Cryptopia好TEK https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=TEK_BTC (Chinese simplified)

不要使用YOBT
Yobt都不允許取款或存款，並可能在一個叉。他們沒有回應TEK支持請求。泰克在Yobit可能一文不值。
使用Cryptopia好TEK https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=TEK_BTC (Chinese traditional)

Yobt का प्रयोग मत करें
Yobt निकासी या जमा की अनुमति नहीं दे रहे हैं और एक दोराहे पर हो सकता है। वे समर्थन अनुरोधों टेक का जवाब नहीं कर रहे हैं। टेक Yobit पर बेकार हो सकता है।
अच्छा टेक के लिए Cryptopia का प्रयोग करें https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=TEK_BTC (Hindi)

NO utilice YOBT
Yobt no están permitiendo retiros o depósitos y puede estar en un tenedor. Ellos no están respondiendo a solicitudes de soporte Tek. Tek en Yobit puede ser inútil.
Utilice Cryptopia para bien TEK https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=TEK_BTC (Spanish)

Ne pas utiliser YOBT
Yobt ne sont pas permettant des retraits ou des dépôts et peuvent être sur une fourche. Ils ne répondent pas aux Tek demandes de soutien. Tek sur Yobit peut être sans valeur.
Utilisez Cryptopia pour une bonne TEK https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=TEK_BTC (French)

This fixed the false positives for HYP. https://github.com/hyperstake/HyperStake/commit/255236386c78f9c01269b72386794309ed84c4c7

U may well be infected by malware. Quit watching porn lol. Makes you go blind

Thanks, kiklo.

The Kaspersky online scanner reports that the TEKcoin zip file from Mega is safe: "This scan result means the file "Tek​c​o​i​n​.​zip" is safe to use, store, and share."

That is the file I had extracted my wallet from though. Both it and the unpacked qt wallet file from it had passed Kaspersky scans before I used them, so nothing seems to trigger rejection until the wallet has actually been running for a while.
I'm still digging into stuff. I'll post if I find anything useful. The similar problem with Hyperstake may now be resolved btw - details may not apply to TEKcoin though - seems to be coincidence.


 

Submit files or report a false positive via this submission form:
http://newvirus.kaspersky.com/
, this gives you the option of reporting false positives, reporting new malicious files.

Kaspersky Online Scanner

Kaspersky Online Scanner checks files for known viruses.

You can:

    Check your file online for free;
    Send your file to AntiVirus Lab;
    Get some tips for protecting your data.

This will have the Lab update the Status in a few days.

 

Yes, Kaspersky "total security". It's usually pretty good, but not infallible of course.

When I first started using TEK (couple of years ago?), Kaspersky was flagging it. Nobody offered any explanations on the forums at the time, and the most common advice was "turn off your AV, it's a false positive". That may well have been true but no evidence was presented. Anyway, Noise23 eventually made a change to the code and the issue went away (yea!). This latest development is more specific (trojan.msil.coinstealer.hv), but might (or might not) be a false positive.

I wish I had more details to offer, but that's all I know so far. Oh - did I mention Kaspersky would let it go for days on end before suddenly and aggressively shutting it down? I can think of a few possibilities to explain that: perhaps Kaspersky is just sloppy and notices behaviours at random times; perhaps the wallet client changes behaviour in some way that triggers an alert; perhaps Kaspersky changes its reaction to the wallet client as a result of one of its frequent database updates. That last one seems least likely, and yet - Kaspersky just started to identify the alleged trojan by name today.

Murky stuff. I hope it's no big deal, these PoS coin wallets are fun. Maybe Noise23 will save the day again.     



 

Is your AV the paid version ? I'm on bullguard for 5 years now , no detection on my side.

Jeezaz, I hope i'm fine with this one. my coins don't count for a lot already. i'd hate to lose some. Thanks  you much for letting us know aigeezer.

On one of my machines, Kaspersky has been deleting clients for both TEKcoin and Hyperstake for the last couple of weeks.

The machine was running Win10 using the defaults (I know, I know) so one obvious first step was to tighten that up, generally following these fairly standard guidelines:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2971725/windows/how-to-reclaim-your-privacy-in-windows-10-piece-by-piece.html

Another Win10 machine with better security had not been affected, btw. It ran both wallets cleanly.

Those changes appeared to work for a week or so, but then Kaspersky deleted the TEKcoin client without warning or explanation on both machines.

Today, on one of the machines, Kaspersky is finally identifying the reason for its action, but only for the Hyperstake client. It alleges that trojan.msil.coinstealer.hv is in the zip file.

That's all I know so far, and I've been holding off posting because the facts are so skimpy. Be careful though, especially if you are using the Windows ZIP file for either coin wallet.

And tekcoin will be better after halving ? What's your view?

If you buy those coins from yoshit . Better u cut loses and find a coin that can withdraw

Best to put in op about yoshit. If not we gonna lose more investors

The problem with Yobit is they continue adding new coins without providing maintenance to old coins. The end result is unfortunate consequences to all coin holders.

Does this mean that it is going to be risky to buy some TEK at Yobit? I've heard that they are running on a fork so just in case, I think that it would be best for me to trade at Cryptopia. Unless, we get an additional exchange for TEK, things won't be going anywhere (at least in my opinion) for this coin. I have noticed that the price has plummeted recently, which makes me wonder why? 

I have over 100K in Tekcoin on Yobit and still haven't been able to move it to my wallet. Last time I use Yobit.