There are a lot of scams happening nowadays. But I don't think it would compare to all the hacks that have taken place through directly attacking bitcoin itself.
I'm going to say bitcoin.
Topic: Which is the MOST Hacked cryptocurrency in the top 10 coin? (Read 266 times)
Security is the one of the most important aspects of a cryptocurrency.
Keeping your tokens safe from the hands of opportunists in the the crypto world is usually a top priority.
I'm interested to hear your experiences of hacked accounts/wallets, computers with malware, or simple get a feel if there are any recurring hacks or phishing techniques which happen on specific coins or work in general?
Keeping your tokens safe from the hands of opportunists in the the crypto world is usually a top priority.
I'm interested to hear your experiences of hacked accounts/wallets, computers with malware, or simple get a feel if there are any recurring hacks or phishing techniques which happen on specific coins or work in general?
Some time ago some Ethereum project was hacked and thus Ethereum Classic appeared. Another altcoin that can be hacked in probably Bitconnect. This video explains everything better than I can do it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxBZFpfIjDI
Famous hack methods
1)clipboard virus : this will change address (hacker address )when copy it .
2) fake site : use fake site and user inter log in information's .
3)fake wallet
1)clipboard virus : this will change address (hacker address )when copy it .
2) fake site : use fake site and user inter log in information's .
3)fake wallet
The hackers go where the money goes. Ethereum and Bitcoin are easily the two most hacked. In the case of bitcoin, it's people's private keys being lifted one way or another & their accounts drained. With ethereum, it's the same PLUS badly written smart contracts being attacked.
i think bitconnect is the most dangerous cryptocurrency, it's not in top 10 but very near, so pay attention.
Yes, I agree with you, Bitconnect is manipulated both in data, volume and value by an evil group that will take advantage
i think bitconnect is the most dangerous cryptocurrency, it's not in top 10 but very near, so pay attention.
What is your opinion on IOTA?
I've run some research to find hackers are able to brute force the tangle if an address is used twice to receive tokens?
Is this considered a security flaw in the wallet or tangle?
If the hackers are saying the truth why IOTA doesnt do anything?it might be a hoax i dont receive any news like that. I've run some research to find hackers are able to brute force the tangle if an address is used twice to receive tokens?
Is this considered a security flaw in the wallet or tangle?
What is your opinion on IOTA?
I've run some research to find hackers are able to brute force the tangle if an address is used twice to receive tokens?
Is this considered a security flaw in the wallet or tangle?
I've run some research to find hackers are able to brute force the tangle if an address is used twice to receive tokens?
Is this considered a security flaw in the wallet or tangle?
Exchanges like poloniex were hacked multiple times,wallets and exchanges are the one that is being target by the hackers not the coin itself.
Although there are a lot of Bitcoin Scams, I think Ethereum probably has it beat by a narrow margin ... and as others have said, it's not Ethereum getting hacked, it fake wallets, phishing scams, and the infamous DAO contract flaws.
Their DAO got hacked, resulting in a reversal of transactions by Euthereum dev team in order to fix it.
That directly undermines a core element of cryptocurrencies that should not be interferred with : the immutability of its transactions.
Although there are a lot of Bitcoin Scams, I think Ethereum probably has it beat by a narrow margin ... and as others have said, it's not Ethereum getting hacked, it fake wallets, phishing scams, and the infamous DAO contract flaws.
It doesnt happen to a coin, it normally happens to your wallet or online accounts.
It happens because you download executable files and allow pop-ups and visit pages that are not secured.
It happens because you download executable files and allow pop-ups and visit pages that are not secured.
Security is the one of the most important aspects of a cryptocurrency.
Keeping your tokens safe from the hands of opportunists in the the crypto world is usually a top priority.
I'm interested to hear your experiences of hacked accounts/wallets, computers with malware, or simple get a feel if there are any recurring hacks or phishing techniques which happen on specific coins or work in general?
Keeping your tokens safe from the hands of opportunists in the the crypto world is usually a top priority.
I'm interested to hear your experiences of hacked accounts/wallets, computers with malware, or simple get a feel if there are any recurring hacks or phishing techniques which happen on specific coins or work in general?
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