What wrong with you, man? This software is awful. Your security advice is poor. All you said is just "OR BEWARE OF TROJAN AAA!!!" and then "I have some SOFT to deal your problems with DREADFULL TROJAN".
In your post there is more advertising than information!
Topic: Trojan Wallet stealer be careful - page 8. (Read 180287 times)
Well I am using Linux for 5 years now and I am neither using a antivirus, neither getting any trojans!
Make your own conculsions
Make your own conculsions
TrueCrypt is excellent. I have a TrueCrypt partition on my laptop and my external hdd is fully encrypted. This will only protect your wallet when your wallet is not in use and the TrueCrypt volume/file is not decrypted.
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Greetings Thanks for the warning, the info is really helpful and keep us away from the trojan, and take the necessary security steps to keep out wallet and pc's safe, it's getting normal find that kind of virus
I got 26 Bitcoin stolen in the past 3 months. NO MORE. I have all my bitcoin on Cryptsy now.
That is actually not a good alternative. It's been said so many times before -- if you don't own the private key to the address holding your coins, then you don't own those coins.
i prefer no truecrypt and other programs like this.ive faced in the past decrypt problems..
use trucrypt.org
opensource... and VERY efficient.
opensource... and VERY efficient.
and maybe the links provided are not very safe also..
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store offline..
I got 26 Bitcoin stolen in the past 3 months. NO MORE. I have all my bitcoin on Cryptsy now.
thanks for the information.
i'll try to protect again my wallet from stealer.
i'll try to protect again my wallet from stealer.
Use Paperwallet (with BIB-38)
thanks for the information.
i'll try to protect again my wallet from stealer.
i'll try to protect again my wallet from stealer.
Use 7-zip is easiest, AES-256 encryption
I use 7-zip also , fast and easy
Where did you find theese trojans please, i am using bitcoin on my computer about 2 years and i dont even have anti virus of any kind
Great ! Thanks for the warning
Is the trojan only for Windows or need the rest of us be scared too? 
windows has way to many trojans...
thanks for the warning.
Thanks
What would be the best way to avoid "accidentally" stumbling across a trojan by regular browsing? Any type of anti virus software that is specific to something like this? 
I ask because I've been seeing increased mention of simply clicking a link and it installs a trojan or some other malware. Sorry if this is a noob question.
Avast or Avira are statistically your best bets for catching 0days, which is pretty much all you're going to see in the crypto community. According to Shadowserver's long-term testing, they'll catch right around 73-78% of new and tweaked malware. For the other quarter of the time, even with the best heuristic analysis tools, you're still screwed unless you browse and download very carefully.I ask because I've been seeing increased mention of simply clicking a link and it installs a trojan or some other malware. Sorry if this is a noob question.
ETA: The 73-78% only applies to "all" 0days... 0days you'll find in the crypto community may be more likely to pass through most AV heuristic analysis systems.
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