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Title: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Aleksk on January 10, 2014, 12:18:00 AM I've opened my Multibit wallet after several days and noticed it has been cleared while being closed and under password. There is no way anyone could have access to my Mac or had my password. How could this happen at all? I'm quite new to the game but I suppose there is no much I can do about it, however I cannot understand how is this possible... I've tried to google the issue but found just 1 user claiming the same so far... Any clue?
Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Raghnar on January 10, 2014, 12:40:40 AM It had been "cleared" ? You do seem new if that's the best way you can describe what happened.
Why don't you tell us if the coins were sent to another address....you can tell that from the blockchain. Maybe you just don't have your wallet file loaded correctly or many other possibilities. Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Aleksk on January 10, 2014, 12:45:45 AM Sorry, my wrong - didn't realize I was so vague.
Yes the coins were sent to another address, this is the transaction http://blockchain.info/tx-index/157801501023f5f425e7634e9ea68754fe7adacf660ecb9589ee0f4d66e8174e Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Aleksk on January 10, 2014, 12:52:24 AM There is no way anyone could have access to my Mac or had my password. You've never connected your Mac to the internet? Here I meant no one had physical access to the computer - I was indeed connected online, however Multibit was off... if that changes anything... Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Mike Hearn on January 10, 2014, 03:13:31 PM Did you store backups or make copies of your wallet anywhere? Can you describe your password in general terms e.g. how long it is, what sort of password it is.
Also can you provide the output of running "ps aux" from the Terminal app? As far as I'm aware nobody has reported malware that is capable of stealing encrypted MultiBit wallets. If there is now one in the wild, we need to find it. Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Aleksk on January 10, 2014, 05:46:40 PM Did you store backups or make copies of your wallet anywhere? Can you describe your password in general terms e.g. how long it is, what sort of password it is. Also can you provide the output of running "ps aux" from the Terminal app? As far as I'm aware nobody has reported malware that is capable of stealing encrypted MultiBit wallets. If there is now one in the wild, we need to find it. My password is 10 alpha-numeric random digits with Upper and Lower case. I didn't make a backup of the wallet yet as it's been just one week since I deposited my first bitcoin. I though the backup is more against lost and stolen hardware rather than additional security against hacking, so I was not too concerned about this. Would this actually help at all? Anyhow, after I've noticed the stolen bitcoins, I've googled the issue and so far have found just another person claiming the same - he is even using Little Snitch, while I'm not, and didn't protect him either, so he is blaming the app. Here is his post: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1scd2n/914_bitcoins_stolen_from_multibit_wallet/ Could it be that someone could have access to my computer trough the Boing application? I was sharing some CPU power with WorldCommunityGrid for some Cancer Researches etc for the Ripple team... just trying to think what could be the scenario? They still had to hack my password however my concern is someone doing it remotely while Multibit was not open?? Another "funny" detail is that the address of the receiver was actually written in the send box, in case this could mean anything. Below my ps aux: USER PID %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS TT STAT STARTED TIME COMMAND macbook 6746 95.1 4.3 3959424 268396 ?? R 5:23pm 12:06.93 /U macbook 382 32.0 9.2 5073048 577428 ?? S Wed03pm 291:53.03 /A _windowserver 127 8.7 0.8 3849696 48260 ?? Ss Wed03pm 71:33.90 /S macbook 1258 1.8 0.6 3131180 36596 ?? S Wed06pm 80:35.40 /A root 35 0.9 0.1 2461140 3968 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:37.22 /u macbook 4368 0.7 12.0 3184172 757880 ?? UN Thu04pm 34:31.98 /A macbook 834 0.6 2.1 4244444 134424 ?? U Wed04pm 40:50.55 /A macbook 448 0.4 0.3 856600 19148 ?? S Wed03pm 20:24.26 /A macbook 6750 0.2 5.9 4302032 373916 ?? S 5:24pm 2:07.48 /L root 146 0.1 1.4 3750428 85592 ?? Us Wed03pm 22:16.28 /S macbook 395 0.1 0.3 2601252 17784 ?? S Wed03pm 0:28.89 /S root 6794 0.1 0.0 2442016 708 s000 R+ 5:42pm 0:00.01 ps macbook 6763 0.0 0.1 2474184 3984 ?? 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Ss Wed03pm 0:02.89 /S root 30 0.0 0.0 2446204 8 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:00.01 /S root 27 0.0 0.0 2446728 260 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:00.29 /u _usbmuxd 23 0.0 0.0 2458064 488 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:14.17 /S root 22 0.0 0.0 2449076 972 ?? SNs Wed03pm 0:00.46 /u root 19 0.0 0.0 2459156 688 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:07.14 /u root 18 0.0 0.0 2470784 1144 ?? Ss Wed03pm 1:07.59 /u root 17 0.0 0.0 2450048 1680 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:28.43 /u root 16 0.0 0.0 2469868 1040 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:14.32 /S root 15 0.0 0.0 2458096 988 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:11.98 /u root 14 0.0 0.0 2472424 2524 ?? Ss Wed03pm 1:06.34 /u root 13 0.0 0.0 2470120 1596 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:04.67 /u root 12 0.0 0.0 2485152 548 ?? Ss Wed03pm 0:10.04 /u root 11 0.0 0.0 2473576 2608 ?? Us Wed03pm 0:17.13 /u root 1 0.0 0.0 2456864 3072 ?? Ss Wed03pm 6:52.29 /s root 479 0.0 0.0 0 0 ?? Z Wed03pm 0:00.00 (G root 6793 0.0 0.0 2442724 2040 ?? Ss 5:39pm 0:00.02 /u macbook 6792 0.0 0.1 2473108 7808 ?? Ss 5:39pm 0:00.23 co macbook 6791 0.0 0.1 2446476 3312 ?? S 5:38pm 0:00.03 /S macbook 6788 0.0 0.0 2442584 1200 s000 S 5:37pm 0:00.03 -b root 6786 0.0 0.0 2446260 1992 s000 Ss 5:36pm 0:00.11 lo macbook 6784 0.0 0.3 2533572 17676 ?? S 5:36pm 0:00.73 /A macbook 6783 0.0 0.1 2451900 8464 ?? Ss 5:36pm 0:00.04 co root 6772 0.0 0.0 2447236 1228 ?? Ss 5:30pm 0:00.04 /u root 6770 0.0 0.0 2446756 1000 ?? Ss 5:29pm 0:00.05 sy macbook 6769 0.0 0.0 2446804 1180 ?? S 5:29pm 0:00.03 /S macbook 6764 0.0 0.0 2470072 2916 ?? S 5:28pm 0:00.06 /S Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Aleksk on January 10, 2014, 06:34:15 PM Just had a flash:
30min before this happened, someone tried to login into my gmail and google prevented it! I didn't realize immediately that actually was in the same day, as I've notice the stolen bitcoins just several days after... Hi Aleks, Someone recently used your password to try to sign in to your Google Account We prevented the sign-in attempt in case this was a hijacker trying to access your account. Please review the details of the sign-in attempt: Monday, January 6, 2014 10:09:21 PM UTC IP Address: 85.114.142.172 (afo7.torproject.afo-tm.org.) Location: Germany If you do not recognize this sign-in attempt, someone else might be trying to access your account. You should sign in to your account and reset your password immediately. Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Mike Hearn on January 11, 2014, 12:33:16 PM Huh. I was actually tech lead of the team at Google that implemented the anti-hacking feature you saw. Good to know it's still working!
Your password sounds strong, but was it ever used for anything else? In particular, was it used for any websites? The fact that someone knows the password to your Google account strongly implies to me that it's due to a hack or password leak from somewhere rather than an issue with MultiBit itself, but we still should get to the bottom of it. Making a backup doesn't reduce the risk of getting hacked, it increases it, because to hack a wallet you need both the password AND the wallet file itself. So the more copies of the wallet that are lying around the easier it is to satisfy the second condition. Did you import any keys to your MultiBit wallet from anywhere, or did MultiBit generate them? The ps output you posted is truncated. It's really the last column that's most important. You can send it to me in a private message if you want. I wonder if we need to bump up the encryption strength. Ideally it would take several seconds to decrypt the wallet and I don't remember MultiBit taking that long. Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Aleksk on January 11, 2014, 08:11:10 PM Huh. I was actually tech lead of the team at Google that implemented the anti-hacking feature you saw. Good to know it's still working! Your password sounds strong, but was it ever used for anything else? In particular, was it used for any websites? The fact that someone knows the password to your Google account strongly implies to me that it's due to a hack or password leak from somewhere rather than an issue with MultiBit itself, but we still should get to the bottom of it. Making a backup doesn't reduce the risk of getting hacked, it increases it, because to hack a wallet you need both the password AND the wallet file itself. So the more copies of the wallet that are lying around the easier it is to satisfy the second condition. Did you import any keys to your MultiBit wallet from anywhere, or did MultiBit generate them? The ps output you posted is truncated. It's really the last column that's most important. You can send it to me in a private message if you want. I wonder if we need to bump up the encryption strength. Ideally it would take several seconds to decrypt the wallet and I don't remember MultiBit taking that long. I can only thank you for implementing this feature then, It saved me several time already in the last year :) Your feeling of being a leak from some website where I used the password sounds reasonable to me. It still remains the mystery of someone doing the transfer remotely, while the Wallet was close, however perhaps this is mystery just for me, given my lack of technical knowledge?! I have several passwords however the Multibit password I used was not unique, was one of the 3-4 passwords I'm usually using - despite this one being the last created, just few months ago. No, I did not import any key to Multibit, neither Multibit generated them. I've sent you in a private the ps outbut again... Thanks for your interest Mike, really appreciated. PS: I presume this IP address of the "hacker" does not helps us a lot in tracking anyone or anything ?? Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: PartsUnkown46 on January 12, 2014, 10:05:10 AM the IP is TOR node, which is a anonymity network. so that doesn't help you.
you should look into keepass / lasspass / 1pass or something like that. You need 1 Masterpassword and then have a random pw to each website/tool/etc. Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: Mike Hearn on January 12, 2014, 01:30:45 PM I don't know how they would obtain the wallet without having access to your PC, but it's perhaps possible that a copy of the wallet was in your Google account or some other online backup account, or perhaps you ran something which is how they obtained both the wallet file and the password. It's hard to say, remote forensics is very hard.
Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: spin on January 15, 2014, 01:11:58 PM Another "funny" detail is that the address of the receiver was actually written in the send box, in case this could mean anything. Based on this I'd take a guess and say it sounds like they had access to the PC running multibit. This could be physically or possibly through some remote desktop/vnc/teamviewer feature. Do you have anything like this running? With the same password as gmail?How many other services you use has the same password as your gmail? How many other services you use has the same password as your multibit? Password reuse is a big problem: http://xkcd.com/792/ Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: nurv2600 on February 16, 2014, 01:34:40 AM This exact same thing happened to me, just a few days after I received 2 small donations into each of my Multibit wallets. Each wallet received 2 donations of 1 satoshi at ONE of it's many addresses (turned out to be spam, sending addresses started with 1Enjoy and 1Sochi). Meaning, whatever it was that made those donations knew what addresses were in what wallet; out of nearly 50 addresses, it chose one from each wallet, including one wallet with 1 address! Meanwhile, my coinbase addresses (not used for anything but buying coin and sending it out) received nothing. Seems as if something had knowledge of my Multibit accounts.
All but one was encrypted. Only the unencrypted one got stolen. Yes, I know, I know...but this was an account with not much in it, and it was on a Mac that always has the process list monitored like 20 times a day (I work in IT), and regular virus scans. I'm running another one now, but expect to find nothing. It's a laptop that's ALWAYS under my physical control, or locked up at home. I can only believe that if the security breach was on my end, it has to be Multibit itself, not something I did. Here's the transaction that stole 0.086 BTC from me (thank god a small amount), and some from another account for a total of about 0.12 BTC: https://blockchain.info/tx/04c06700f24e48b9c4dc83f440e7bd15459fe685e6a34d2578c57df9f9816bb4 Any idea what I should do? I was thinking of investing more in Bitcoin, but I don't trust online wallets for just this reason, now it looks like local wallets are vulnerable too! How the hell did somebody get the private key of my Multibit address? My only other thought is if something got intercepted in transmission; when making a transaction from a local account like Multibit, is your private key ever transmitted (un)encrypted, or just the public address? Sorry, I know a bit about Bitcoin, but not everything. Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: machinationus on February 20, 2014, 11:17:20 PM This exact same thing happened to me, just a few days after I received 2 small donations into each of my Multibit wallets. Each wallet received 2 donations of 1 satoshi at ONE of it's many addresses (turned out to be spam, sending addresses started with 1Enjoy and 1Sochi). Meaning, whatever it was that made those donations knew what addresses were in what wallet; out of nearly 50 addresses, it chose one from each wallet, including one wallet with 1 address! Meanwhile, my coinbase addresses (not used for anything but buying coin and sending it out) received nothing. Seems as if something had knowledge of my Multibit accounts. All but one was encrypted. Only the unencrypted one got stolen. Yes, I know, I know...but this was an account with not much in it, and it was on a Mac that always has the process list monitored like 20 times a day (I work in IT), and regular virus scans. I'm running another one now, but expect to find nothing. It's a laptop that's ALWAYS under my physical control, or locked up at home. I can only believe that if the security breach was on my end, it has to be Multibit itself, not something I did. Here's the transaction that stole 0.086 BTC from me (thank god a small amount), and some from another account for a total of about 0.12 BTC: https://blockchain.info/tx/04c06700f24e48b9c4dc83f440e7bd15459fe685e6a34d2578c57df9f9816bb4 Any idea what I should do? I was thinking of investing more in Bitcoin, but I don't trust online wallets for just this reason, now it looks like local wallets are vulnerable too! How the hell did somebody get the private key of my Multibit address? My only other thought is if something got intercepted in transmission; when making a transaction from a local account like Multibit, is your private key ever transmitted (un)encrypted, or just the public address? Sorry, I know a bit about Bitcoin, but not everything. There is a wallet virus for mac's Maybe a person with a program down-loaded your wallet.dat and spent it its here:https://blockchain.info/address/1mKxvkc8BjGxgudcwgxshbQrh9GDWhkJg Maybe a bad idea storing any wallet.dat on the file system of any machine with internet.? Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: SHaaT3k on May 15, 2014, 08:20:00 AM The same thing happened to me.
closed wallet, 14 digit password and stolen Bitcoin. There is probably no way to return them (some of) it? Title: Re: Bitcoins stolen from my Multibit wallet while off and password protected Post by: mpdas108 on May 23, 2014, 03:23:54 PM Any updates, or clues to the cause of this...
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