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Title: Problem with decryption Post by: luchins on May 20, 2018, 06:04:44 AM Hello I have a problem. I have two computers, one of them is airgapped I have downloaded and runned Myetherwallet locally on an airgapped computer. In the other computer I made the on line transaction But here comes the problem: I have on my pc connected to internet both the addresses to wich to send the coins from and to You know that when you run MEW LOCALly you have to put an on line form and an offline form and then put the signed transaction in the on line form The problem is that a pontecial attacker could have: 1) the address which I am sending the coins FROM 2) the address which I am sending the coin TO 3) the signed transaction. With all those information, is it possible to recover the Private key whith some kind of tools? Title: Re: Problem with decryption Post by: Hamphser on May 20, 2018, 12:04:03 PM Even attacker would able to know the addresses between the origin and the address where coins being sent as long the key isn't exposed.The important thing on here that you should have a clean pc, even if you have transferred it on an airgapped device if the online or origin is infected then its still useless.
Title: Re: Problem with decryption Post by: prokerduit on May 20, 2018, 04:35:38 PM Hello I have a problem. I have two computers, one of them is airgapped I have downloaded and runned Myetherwallet locally on an airgapped computer. In the other computer I made the on line transaction But here comes the problem: I have on my pc connected to internet both the addresses to wich to send the coins from and to You know that when you run MEW LOCALly you have to put an on line form and an offline form and then put the signed transaction in the on line form The problem is that a pontecial attacker could have: 1) the address which I am sending the coins FROM 2) the address which I am sending the coin TO 3) the signed transaction. With all those information, is it possible to recover the Private key whith some kind of tools? if everything has been recorded then it is hard to restore it again. advice from me, immediately move it all to your new wallet. because they are smarter than we thought. Title: Re: Problem with decryption Post by: saqwe on May 21, 2018, 01:28:07 PM I would advice you move all your coin to a new and safe wallet as soon as possible as the those hackers are very smart and can cause havoc within the twinkle of an eye as long as they have all the necessary information they need to perform this bad act. If you move your coin to a new wallet, then you are assured of no harm coming to you.
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