Topic: the wallet was stolen (Read 412 times)
I recommend that you shoud use a hard wallet it is very safe
I'm not a hacker, but I think that the person who stole it from the very beginning did not properly protect itself, put the antivirus, ran the metamask only through the password, the secret key had completely forgotten where it lies. And so this is the field where the hacker can run away))
To prevent hackers from taking over the cryptos at e-wallet, you need to improve the security of your e-wallet. Also, for safer, you should bookmark the e-wallet website to access, avoid access to the fake site and lose private key. And for safest, use hardware wallets are always recommended.
yes you are right they lost the coin that is in their wallet because I think they are not careful when opening their wallet so they are exposed by phishing which ultimately stolen a lot, so it is better before you go in better you see the link and should be careful.
i use hardwallet for prevent that problem. but i suggest if you going any website double check that website link right or wrong. hackers trying to change DNS. if you havent any hardware wallet recommend you to use metamask extention for the safe. it will detect most of fae websites and never gives private keys to that websites.
In recent days, many people's wallets have been hacked and COINS stolen! So what are the means by which hackers get their private keys? How do we prevent it?
I heard so many news about the stolen wallets and some tokens that get hacked. The time I open mine I was so disappointed because myetherwallet got hacked and all my holdings are lost. I want some explainayion about the security of myetherwallet.
In recent days, many people's wallets have been hacked and COINS stolen! So what are the means by which hackers get their private keys? How do we prevent it?
Dear everyone,
Just yesterday, my friend has been stolen ETH from his MEW. Show the transactions he saw at the same time the thief has done many transfer ETH to him MEW. The question here is how the thief have private key to steal ETH from our MEW?
My friend say that he use MetaMask when trade on the decentralized exchanges and that is the only way he give private key. Do you think we have been stolen by using the MetaMask? If this thing is correct, how will we do to prevent this thing in the future?
Thank you so much!
i don't think it possible for outsider to stole your wallet. it must be done by someone who is closed to you. it not possible for another person to know your private key why will your wallet be stolen if you don't disclose your private key anybody
You need to ask people where they put data from their wallet. A crypto currency wallet is very difficult to crack and no one will just do it.
I think some ppl filled their in google form which is needed by some airdrop program.🤔
It useless, a hacker will have many ways even if you do not hide the private key when you want to access your wallet directly. Now is the digital era so everyone does not need to peek you to steal the private key that you have. A few months ago we heard of phishing web, that is to say a hacker created a fake site that was exactly the same as the original site and made all users fooled. This is how they steal all the assets we have, how to avoid it is you simply bookmark the original site to log in.
my wallet once i got hacked all my token is lost in mew, now i use wallet I'm token and also save original mew, never open mew link through information from social media because i got hack open mew from email, so be careful to email and message until opening your life
-Always check the URLs.
-Bookmark the links.
-Do not just store your private keys on your computer or cloud storages.
-Bookmark the links.
-Do not just store your private keys on your computer or cloud storages.
if your wallet is stolen then it seems you will lose all the assets you have, you better be better to save access your wallet do not let access is seen by everyone.
I think some ppl filled their in google form which is needed by some airdrop program.🤔
I've heard that almost nobody could hack MyEtherWallet it's just like a one in a million chance, but the wallet can be compromised.
Phishing - when you reveal your secret key or phrase and JSON file.
Mirror-phishing site with fake address or DNS - it's also a way to get into your account.
I mean hardly anybody can brute your password.
Phishing - when you reveal your secret key or phrase and JSON file.
Mirror-phishing site with fake address or DNS - it's also a way to get into your account.
I mean hardly anybody can brute your password.
Make sure you dont have teamviewer installed, it passage that can be used to hack
I've heard that almost nobody could hack MyEtherWallet it's just like a one in a million chance, but the wallet can be compromised.
Phishing - when you reveal your secret key or phrase and JSON file.
Mirror-phishing site with fake address or DNS - it's also a way to get into your account.
I mean hardly anybody can brute your password.
Phishing - when you reveal your secret key or phrase and JSON file.
Mirror-phishing site with fake address or DNS - it's also a way to get into your account.
I mean hardly anybody can brute your password.
Don't need to go to suspicious sites.They have a lot of viruses, spyware and scams. Try not to go to suspicious sites at least from the computer through which you go to your wallet.Also, try to store the key on removable media.
Most often, hackers hack your crypto-currency wallets with phishing sites or with the help of an extension in your browsers. If you do not want your money stolen, then be more careful when entering your wallet somewhere.
Maybe you took part in a bounty project..and when you register did not specify the address of the wallet and the key. I have seen many times in the tables that mixed up the address with the key.
It’s important to understand that this exploit was not a vulnerability in Ethereum or in Parity itself. Rather, it was a vulnerability in the default smart contract code that the Parity client gives the user for deploying multi-signature wallets...
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