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Title: Unauthorized login attempts at blockchain from the UK Post by: CryptoDomains on January 07, 2015, 01:09:14 AM Someone today tried to gain access at blockchain.info to my wallet, anyone else seeing this attack coming from the UK?
Tried multiple times! Title: Re: Unauthorized login attempts at blockchain from the UK Post by: fonenumba on January 10, 2015, 09:32:20 PM Someone today tried to gain access at blockchain.info to my wallet, anyone else seeing this attack coming from the UK? Your wallet identifier probably somehow leaked. Whoever discovered it was probably trying to "hash" their way into your wallet. I would suggest creating a new identifier (wallet) and transferring all the bitcoin in your old one into your new one. Tried multiple times! Title: Re: Unauthorized login attempts at blockchain from the UK Post by: twister on January 10, 2015, 09:58:36 PM Someone today tried to gain access at blockchain.info to my wallet, anyone else seeing this attack coming from the UK? Tried multiple times! Did you got an email notification about it? Apart from the above advice of changing identifier, I would also advice you to change your email password and apply 2fa to it. Title: Re: Unauthorized login attempts at blockchain from the UK Post by: fonenumba on January 11, 2015, 03:42:25 AM Someone today tried to gain access at blockchain.info to my wallet, anyone else seeing this attack coming from the UK? Tried multiple times! Did you got an email notification about it? Apart from the above advice of changing identifier, I would also advice you to change your email password and apply 2fa to it. Title: Re: Unauthorized login attempts at blockchain from the UK Post by: Enzyme on January 11, 2015, 03:44:05 AM Just get your BTC out of there ASAP!
After it's safe, scan your PC with MalwareBytes and if you don't have an AntiVirus, Avira. Title: Re: Unauthorized login attempts at blockchain from the UK Post by: AwesomeTRADER on January 11, 2015, 06:45:10 AM Just get your BTC out of there ASAP! Yeah malware bytes is nice, people selling keys here for cheap. I just read an old post on reddit, a person lost 36 BTC due to his email getting hacked. Be careful and protect email and other things associated with your walletAfter it's safe, scan your PC with MalwareBytes and if you don't have an AntiVirus, Avira. Title: Re: Unauthorized login attempts at blockchain from the UK Post by: CryptoDomains on January 26, 2015, 04:41:39 PM Alright, moved coins, avoiding blockchain.info now.
Yes they did send an email notification each time they tried, thankful for that at least. |