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Title: Myetherwallet server hijacked Post by: Tosin12 on April 25, 2018, 10:24:57 PM Myetherwallet Users Report Missing Funds.
On April 24, scores of Myetherwallet users began to report suspicious activity when trying to access the web-based ethereum interface. As the web’s most popular client-side ethereum wallet, MEW is widely used for sending money to crowdsales, buying Cryptokitties, and conducting many more day-to-day transactions that involve sending ether or ERC20 tokens. The platform does not hold user funds, but like all websites it is still at risk of being hacked by having its DNS servers taken over, exposing the data of anyone who interacts with the service. Shortly after rumors began to circulate, MEW issued a tweet to confirm their veracity: https://news.bitcoin.com/myetherwallet-servers-are-hijacked-in-dns-attack/ Title: Re: Myetherwallet server hijacked Post by: buriks on April 25, 2018, 10:34:30 PM MEW is vulnerable to phishing and should be protected to be even more stringent
if the autentucator can be used in MEW must be very secure Title: Re: Myetherwallet server hijacked Post by: DeezBTC on April 26, 2018, 12:56:52 AM saw the news im not logging into my account for a few just to make sure. i think it only affected certain regions :-\
Title: Re: Myetherwallet server hijacked Post by: bitcub on April 26, 2018, 01:03:09 AM MyEtherwallet might be hacked but hackers cannot modify or sabotage the ETH blockchain. This news might be fake, or a part of whale price manipulation. Whales are getting richer by rebuying the dumps by weak hands.
Title: Re: Myetherwallet server hijacked Post by: kamiyama on April 26, 2018, 01:08:40 AM I will continue to look forward to your latest information.
Title: Re: Myetherwallet server hijacked Post by: jc12345 on April 26, 2018, 01:10:25 AM MyEtherwallet might be hack but hackers cannot modify or sabotage the ETH blockchain. This news might be fake, or a part of whale price manipulation. Whales are getting richer by rebuying the dumps by weak hands. People should just all get Ledger wallets. Then a hacker needs to press the button as well to send funds from your account which is more difficult than just to get a userid and password. |