Topic: Trojan Wallet stealer be careful - page 7. (Read 50290 times)
Use Linux you can have more control over it. No admin rights by default and no open ports.
Thank you for the heads up.
I've never had my bitcoins stolen. I've always kept them off my main systems. I have the majority of my bitcoins stored in a netbook. When I need to make a trade I boot up my netbook and let the bitcoin-qt program sync with the network. It depends on how long it has been since I last sync'd with the network before I can do a trade tho. One of the draw backs of my actions.
BitmanT
BitmanT
That's some scary shit.
WOW
Wow that's scary
Heres a way to not get infected
You know those programs that say they will dupe your bitcoins? there lying
You know those programs that say they will dupe your bitcoins? there lying
GOD im sick of BTC theifs..i got jacked 1 time for 50.6 BTC
After that i re-amped my security!!
Thanks for the post tho
-miner96
After that i re-amped my security!!
Thanks for the post tho
-miner96
thanks for warning
TYes, and I will TRUST a .exe posted here, RIGHT 
kthxbye
kthxbye
are u able to store btc on a usb drive
Using an updated OS, with an updated Antivirus software, and a strong firewall, gives you the possibility to be 80% secure 
In the most of the cases, trojans are written to be run on windows OS, so using A linux OS keep you safe from these type of attack.
In the most of the cases, trojans are written to be run on windows OS, so using A linux OS keep you safe from these type of attack.
Thanks for heads up
Thx for the advice. Everyone should always download from the trusted sites, like official btc project website.
I didnt use wallet ... all btc is on market.
Thank you for the advice
Even if they do steal it no one has been able to crack the official bitcoin wallet encryption anyway as long as your passphrase is long and diverse enough.
Or am I wrong about this? if so I would like to see the example.
I think people get a bit carried away with security, bitcoins are already far more secure than your standard bank account.
Or am I wrong about this? if so I would like to see the example.
I think people get a bit carried away with security, bitcoins are already far more secure than your standard bank account.
Keylogger.
Does your name reflect what you like or what your carrying around all day?
Both.
Even if they do steal it no one has been able to crack the official bitcoin wallet encryption anyway as long as your passphrase is long and diverse enough.
Or am I wrong about this? if so I would like to see the example.
I think people get a bit carried away with security, bitcoins are already far more secure than your standard bank account.
Or am I wrong about this? if so I would like to see the example.
I think people get a bit carried away with security, bitcoins are already far more secure than your standard bank account.
Keylogger.
thanks
Linux operating systems are vulnerable too, be aware of that.
Jump to: