^^ Thief could have been connected to proxy when sending the email, seems unlikely that they would be so foolish as to connect with their real IP. That said, what do you have in mind to trace the sender?
It is worth trying, Unless you can sue the proxy company for giving a fraudster asylum. 
Topic: WARNING! Someone just took my Bitcoin from my blockchain.info account (Read 836 times)
January 25, 2014, 10:29:50 PM
January 25, 2014, 10:25:56 PM
^^ Thief could have been connected to proxy when sending the email, seems unlikely that they would be so foolish as to connect with their real IP. That said, what do you have in mind to trace the sender?
January 25, 2014, 09:13:39 PM
It seems he used a proxy.
https://blockchain.info/inv/8413ac7630b13b95cf35622b1b22235bdd107914bf42cebb0c4519d9f245fa49
https://blockchain.info/inv/8413ac7630b13b95cf35622b1b22235bdd107914bf42cebb0c4519d9f245fa49
Those IPs may not be the IP of the thief, but the nodes that relayed the tx.
January 25, 2014, 08:39:07 AM
It seems he used a proxy.
https://blockchain.info/inv/8413ac7630b13b95cf35622b1b22235bdd107914bf42cebb0c4519d9f245fa49
https://blockchain.info/inv/8413ac7630b13b95cf35622b1b22235bdd107914bf42cebb0c4519d9f245fa49
Those IPs may not be the IP of the thief, but the nodes that relayed the tx.
January 25, 2014, 01:16:39 AM
Wait send me that email, I don't have BTC. I might be able to trace that email.
January 25, 2014, 01:14:27 AM
It seems he used a proxy.
https://blockchain.info/inv/8413ac7630b13b95cf35622b1b22235bdd107914bf42cebb0c4519d9f245fa49
https://blockchain.info/inv/8413ac7630b13b95cf35622b1b22235bdd107914bf42cebb0c4519d9f245fa49
January 23, 2014, 01:40:47 PM
I have speculated on a possible explanation: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4391686 although if you haven't logged into it for a month this is probably not the case here.
Seen quite a few similar sounding stories around here lately though.
Seen quite a few similar sounding stories around here lately though.
January 23, 2014, 12:27:08 PM
Were you logged into your blockchain.info account already today (already entered the 2FA for today)?
[Hmmm. Maybe I will change my 2FA to "every time" instead of "once per day" - now that I think about this]
[Hmmm. Maybe I will change my 2FA to "every time" instead of "once per day" - now that I think about this]
No, haven't logged in for a month or so.
January 23, 2014, 12:22:47 PM
Were you logged into your blockchain.info account already today (already entered the 2FA for today)?
[Hmmm. Maybe I will change my 2FA to "every time" instead of "once per day" - now that I think about this]
[Hmmm. Maybe I will change my 2FA to "every time" instead of "once per day" - now that I think about this]
January 23, 2014, 12:15:40 PM
Please see last transaction from this address:
1MGy5KEAnQ1FJWDq4e6HjKGbrv6ccJdSRc
1. I received an eMail from Blockchain.info, i opened it.
2. msg was deleted and it was replaced with a "Bitcoin Payment Sent" !!
I will add that i did had 2 factor authentication
Happened to anyone?
What email client did you use to open that message? If web-based, which site and which browser?1MGy5KEAnQ1FJWDq4e6HjKGbrv6ccJdSRc
1. I received an eMail from Blockchain.info, i opened it.
2. msg was deleted and it was replaced with a "Bitcoin Payment Sent" !!
I will add that i did had 2 factor authentication
Happened to anyone?
Gmail, Chrome
January 23, 2014, 12:11:43 PM
Please see last transaction from this address:
1MGy5KEAnQ1FJWDq4e6HjKGbrv6ccJdSRc
1. I received an eMail from Blockchain.info, i opened it.
2. msg was deleted and it was replaced with a "Bitcoin Payment Sent" !!
I will add that i did had 2 factor authentication
Happened to anyone?
What email client did you use to open that message? If web-based, which site and which browser? 1MGy5KEAnQ1FJWDq4e6HjKGbrv6ccJdSRc
1. I received an eMail from Blockchain.info, i opened it.
2. msg was deleted and it was replaced with a "Bitcoin Payment Sent" !!
I will add that i did had 2 factor authentication
Happened to anyone?
January 23, 2014, 11:55:43 AM
Coins are now here:
https://blockchain.info/address/1ASzhmigL24UtZXPuoDMPwXdAxqygsg4WQ
Have not moved yet.
I guess you should forward the email to someone here who is brave enough to look into it (not me - not my area of expertise).
Would anyone care to see if they can find out anyting about the email?
https://blockchain.info/address/1ASzhmigL24UtZXPuoDMPwXdAxqygsg4WQ
Have not moved yet.
I guess you should forward the email to someone here who is brave enough to look into it (not me - not my area of expertise).
Would anyone care to see if they can find out anyting about the email?
January 23, 2014, 11:51:58 AM
You Probably got what they call a "phishing email" looks like the real website, but its a fraud site.
be more careful next time and view the address on top to make sure its the actual site, never click on email links. NEVER
be more careful next time and view the address on top to make sure its the actual site, never click on email links. NEVER
I didnt clicked on anything... that is the thing.
I just opened the email.
January 23, 2014, 11:49:56 AM
You Probably got what they call a "phishing email" looks like the real website, but its a fraud site.
be more careful next time and view the address on top to make sure its the actual site, never click on email links. NEVER
be more careful next time and view the address on top to make sure its the actual site, never click on email links. NEVER
January 23, 2014, 11:37:33 AM
Please see last transaction from this address:
1MGy5KEAnQ1FJWDq4e6HjKGbrv6ccJdSRc
1. I received an eMail from Blockchain.info, i opened it.
2. msg was deleted and it was replaced with a "Bitcoin Payment Sent" !!
I will add that i did had 2 factor authentication
Happened to anyone?
1MGy5KEAnQ1FJWDq4e6HjKGbrv6ccJdSRc
1. I received an eMail from Blockchain.info, i opened it.
2. msg was deleted and it was replaced with a "Bitcoin Payment Sent" !!
I will add that i did had 2 factor authentication
Happened to anyone?
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