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Title: Warning: Hackers around on New Years Eve Post by: manfred87 on December 31, 2014, 07:38:36 PM This is important:
is this very hours, maybe a big hack has started.. the people are away from pc, the support of all the bitcoin services is away from pc. especially my email provider has no hotline for around 16 hours... i think this was especially targeted.. so lookn out and warn your friends.. what happended? email account was hacked in some way, password was reset i can no longer access my email account, but can read in my client a copy of what the hacker does.. and i see that the emails are marked as "read" the hacker clicked "forgot password" only on the following services in following order ( so he has to be out of the btc scene ) king@coinking.io info@mastermining.net info@hashtalk.org noreply@cloud.zenminer.com sales@bitcoincloudservices.com no-reply@dropbox.com noreply@ltcgear.com info@nicehash.com noreply@cex.io my funds are safe, 2FA is on.. but stay away from email provider gmx.net !!! i place a bounty of 0.2 BTC on insider information regarding the hack. The Hacker used his phone for account recovery: +436********415 Title: Re: Warning: Hackers around on New Years Eve Post by: moko666 on December 31, 2014, 11:26:28 PM i place a bounty of 0.2 BTC on insider information regarding the hack. thanks for the sharing this i will keep eyes on my accountsThe Hacker used his phone for account recovery: +436********415 also it is possible that phone no is also virtual number bought online Title: Re: Warning: Hackers around on New Years Eve Post by: bornil267645 on January 01, 2015, 12:53:17 PM Yeah they are ready to greet you with scams...
Title: Re: Warning: Hackers around on New Years Eve Post by: b!z on January 01, 2015, 07:01:10 PM You should send a support ticket to gmx.net to determine how the hacker gained access to your account.
You should also make sure that you are not using the same password on multiple accounts, and double-check that your computer is not infected with malware. Good luck with figuring out how your email account was compromised, so that you can prevent the same event from repeating itself in the future. Title: Re: Warning: Hackers around on New Years Eve Post by: deine mudder on January 02, 2015, 03:11:31 AM gmx had passwords stolen many times - of millions of users
and they spy on you aswell gmx is serious shit provider Title: Re: Warning: Hackers around on New Years Eve Post by: Sarahiko on January 02, 2015, 03:22:57 AM Actually carders are the most busy people with their magstripe in hand when holidays come, expect a lot scam letters from your inbox, and don`t ever download anything from attachment.
Title: Re: Warning: Hackers around on New Years Eve Post by: twister on January 02, 2015, 05:03:26 AM gmx had passwords stolen many times - of millions of users and they spy on you aswell gmx is serious shit provider Very correct! I stopped using gmx a while back, especially with my important emails. Every time I would use gmx, I would get attack warning by my AV. Just switch to Gmail and you'll be safe. |