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Title: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 06:45:47 AM
Hello
Just 10 minutes ago, i suddenly got logged out from my btc-e account And password was changed
I tried forgot password but it didn't work
Unfortunately i didnt have email verify withdrawal option :(
So my question is, How long does it usually take to withdraw ltc from their site?
Do you think their support may lock my account before any withdraw made or i lost all my money inside it?

UPDATE: So far, there are at least 10 others with the same issue, They Cannot access their accounts and some had confirmed their balances are gone.
The only answer from btc-e so far was changing logins from usernames to emails.


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: WinVery.com on April 11, 2013, 07:12:52 AM
That's unfortunate


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: bradmurmz on April 11, 2013, 07:23:02 AM
THIS EXACT SAME THING just happened to me... I had a ton of money in there. I use a unique random password only on BTC-E and run linux locally. There is NO WAY it is anything I did. This is messed up!


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 07:28:37 AM
Hello again
well after getting a little calm..
So, i am now on a live fedora linux changing my passwords for my important website accounts.
I got an email back from "Support@btc-e.com" saying 2 words "block accout" (Yes misspelled).
Does it mean my money is safe there for now? i have no idea.
Anyway, now i know my wallet.dat is probably taken by the hacker but it's empty atm.

Now, I'm trying to run litecoin-qt to create a new wallet but it doesn't run, i get the message below. Any help is appreciated.
Code:
bash: /home/liveuser/Desktop/litecoin-qt: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory
I'm using fedora.

Quote
THIS EXACT SAME THING just happened to me... I had a ton of money in there. I use a unique random password only on BTC-E and run linux locally. There is NO WAY it is anything I did. This is messed up!

Well now this makes it messed up.
I was using windows, i thought i got hacked because i clicked on a link or something
But now i'm thinking about their database got hacked or something


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: bradmurmz on April 11, 2013, 07:42:45 AM
There are apparently a few other people having this problem... We will have to wait and see what happens. I had waaayyy too much money in there.


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 08:21:49 AM
Having a database problem is one thing, Having account hijacked another
I don't mind waiting if my account is safe
but i'm worried about somebody withdrawing my money if they have access to it right now


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: steelboy on April 11, 2013, 08:32:42 AM
Fuck me, first instawalet and then this.  >:(

What would be the best course of action for someone who has coins in there.

I havent checked my login yet

Should i log in, (if i can) and send my coins to a newly created address through liteaddress.org?

I have heard some people having problems withdrawing coins too.

Maybe send to a few different addresses?

What do you think?


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 08:40:06 AM
Well why don't you try to login now?
Get your smart phone/ Live linux and get a liteaddress.org safe address
Then transfer it there. Save the priv key on your phone/paper
At least that's exactly what i'm going to do after i get to access my account there.


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: steelboy on April 11, 2013, 08:42:40 AM
Well why don't you try to login now?
Get your smart phone/ Live linux and get a liteaddress.org safe address
Then transfer it there. Save the priv key on your phone/paper
At least that's exactly what i'm going to do after i get to access my account there.

Why the smart phone mate?


I was planning on using the liteaddress.org site but offline

Is that good enough?


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 08:50:44 AM
Because I'm sure my smartphone is not infected and i trust i wont lose it for at least 2 years. but for paper, I'm not so sure.
You can download the html from github, It works. https://github.com/litecoin-project/bitaddress.org


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: steelboy on April 11, 2013, 08:55:33 AM
Sorry about the multiple posts just want to get this right.

I opened that link and clicked on the zip box. This downloaded a folder wth bitaddress.org/html

I just drag that to my browser offline?

Thanks


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 08:57:36 AM
Yes. Since it's a client side wallet generator, your browser will handle everything even if you are not connected to internet.


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: steelboy on April 11, 2013, 09:05:07 AM
Thanks


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: steelboy on April 11, 2013, 09:14:43 AM
Ok, accessed my account fine.

Changed my settings to need an email confirmation to withdraw. :)

Feel a little more secure while waiting to see if the small withdrawal i made comes off without a hitch, Thanks.


How do i check the balance of a litecoin address, (blockchain for litecoins?)


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 09:19:51 AM
explorer.litecoin.net
good luck


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: steelboy on April 11, 2013, 09:21:16 AM
That showed up straight away. :D

So now the only way someone could get this money is with the private key?

So unless i have a malware snapping pics of my screen im safe.

Great

Thanks again


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: bradmurmz on April 11, 2013, 09:26:12 AM
Your computers are not infected... this is a problem with btc-e. They did not respond to my support request, but I have a service that records visitors actions on my website. Shortly after I put in a support message telling them my situation, someone from Krasnoyarsk Russia accessed my website looking into me and through my site, but did not respond! I then told support I saw them on my server and sent them their IP (which accessed my site), then they responded asking for my email and that is all I have gotten from them so far!!


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: bradmurmz on April 11, 2013, 09:27:10 AM
I had 40k USD in that account... needless to say I am very unhappy at the moment.


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 09:36:45 AM
I am really sorry for your loss, and i know exactly how you feel. Yesterday at the bitcoin's crash i cleared all my money i had in perfect money and wallet to btc-e for trading, Today i woke up, logged in and everything was perfect. I was just about to withdraw some of my ltc when it happened.
Now all i can think of is my ltc in the account. I have a firewall that reports if any applications except opera tries to connect to internet, but still at first i thought i was infected. I have no idea now, i just hope my money is safe


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: steelboy on April 11, 2013, 09:41:03 AM
It looks like i am ok for now as i have moved it all out, thanks for your help.

I do know how you feel though guys, i have a shedload of coins tied up in instawallet at the moment. :(

Good luck to you all


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 12:16:51 PM
Update - BTC-e now requires email to login. My email doesn't work as expected.

by the way, Only 3 persons were affected?


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: scatha on April 11, 2013, 12:37:41 PM
You just gave me a shock, now logged in to check, all deposits are still fine.


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 01:01:04 PM
I'd withdraw my money instantly if i was you. I just saw 4 other people having same issue in btc-e's helpdesk forum. And i'm sure as soon as more people wake up more reports will get there.
What's worse is how they don't tell other members in news, just "use emails now instead of name" How about a "We got hacked change all your passwords now."

It's obvious this is not a problem from the clients' side. i'd demand a refund since this security breach was on their end


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: phr0stbyt3 on April 11, 2013, 01:42:28 PM
We REALLY need to start an official thread on this. Too many users coming up without coins.


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: ThiagoCMC on April 11, 2013, 01:43:13 PM
I'm affected!!

I can't login! With my user name or with my email...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173343.0

Also, the new BTc-e support system doesn't work: http://btcecom.freshdesk.com, when I tried to open a ticket, I'm seeing: "You are not allowed to access this page!"


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 01:48:28 PM
That's odd, I created a ticket, but no answers ofcourse.
Tickets won't do any good anyway
They are aware of the issue and so far they decided to remain silent.


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: ThiagoCMC on April 11, 2013, 01:51:34 PM
That's odd, I created a ticket, but no answers ofcourse.
Tickets won't do any good anyway
They are aware of the issue and so far they decided to remain silent.

I'm trying to login with my facebook account (same e-mail of my BTC-e account)...

Impossible to open a ticket there.

I just sent an e-mail to support@btc-e.com they said: Open a ticket...  LOLOLOL


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: phr0stbyt3 on April 11, 2013, 01:55:21 PM
You're not alone my friend. Post details here. Trying to start a single thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173354.0


Title: Re: Acount hacked at btc-e
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 01:57:15 PM
That's odd, I created a ticket, but no answers ofcourse.
Tickets won't do any good anyway
They are aware of the issue and so far they decided to remain silent.

I'm trying to login with my facebook account (same e-mail of my BTC-e account)...

Impossible to open a ticket there.

I just sent an e-mail to support@btc-e.com they said: Open a ticket...  LOLOLOL

You have to open a new account for support.

Quote
You're not alone my friend. Post details here. Trying to start a single thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173354.0

Well we already had a thread, but ok..


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: FTWbitcoinFTW on April 11, 2013, 02:00:26 PM
Once you try to connect, always refresh
I got a error msg, blank space in login case but after a refresh all is ok for me


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 02:04:19 PM
Once you try to connect, always refresh
I got a error msg, blank space in login case but after a refresh all is ok for me

Hello, This is about having passwords changed and funds stolen, not their ridiculous bug in the system.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 02:15:59 PM
Well i'm not a btc-e spokesman, but perhaps they stopped withdrawals?
As far as I know, their hot wallet wasn't hacked, but users' accounts were.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: mebezac on April 11, 2013, 02:19:34 PM
This is why I have a 25+ character password and email verification for withdrawals that go to my gmail that has 2-step verification. Call me paranoid, but I think it's appropriate when money is involved.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: crazy_rabbit on April 11, 2013, 02:23:31 PM
I had 40k USD in that account... needless to say I am very unhappy at the moment.

well, 40K Usd can't be stolen like bitcoin at least.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: Atompeace on April 11, 2013, 02:36:57 PM
Hello! I can't login to my account!
I used a very strong and long password with 25chars+ and special chars but my e-mail and pwd-combination doesn't work.
My account name has been "Atomfire". When tried using their support ticket system it says "invalid e-mail".

So any ideas? I have some LTC, BTC and PPC over there...


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: Fuyuki_Wataru on April 11, 2013, 02:43:02 PM
Try using your hotmail account to loggin.



Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: Twerka on April 11, 2013, 02:44:38 PM
"I forget my password", and then you can login with your email...


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: miaminewyork on April 11, 2013, 03:00:19 PM
ho no 1000ltc


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: bradmurmz on April 11, 2013, 03:29:56 PM
I had 40k USD in that account... needless to say I am very unhappy at the moment.

well, 40K Usd can't be stolen like bitcoin at least.

I was talking about the BTC equivalent... They just cleaned out my account with all the different currencies I had and converted it all to bitcoin and withdrew it.

btc-e is doing nothing to help me and is now ignoring me. I some very interesting information about all this such as IP addresses from btc-e support while looking at my website after I told them I was going to the media. Once I sent them their own IP they responded immediately. This is all very fishy to me, I will be posting updates soon and this will be all over the news. Anyone else want in on this?


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 03:58:05 PM
Well i still can't login to see a 0 balance  :-[ :-[ :-[


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: bradmurmz on April 11, 2013, 04:30:59 PM
How much have you all lost?

we need to start a public demand for payback of lost funds. This is the worst customer support I've ever heard of in my life. This needs to go public and I'm working on a press release to put out to all major publications to warn people not to use btc-e

Please PM me your email or just post here publicly if you would like to be involved in this.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 04:42:31 PM
Well i didn't lose much
Just 30 ltc. But it still means a lot to me, I feel scammed and it was not because of my own mistake. I'm lucky i have stashed the rest of my coins in a safe place. But i totally lots faith in crypto currencies  :(


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: Rampion on April 11, 2013, 04:50:01 PM
Well i didn't lose much
Just 30 ltc. But it still means a lot to me, I feel scammed and it was not because of my own mistake. I'm lucky i have stashed the rest of my coins in a safe place. But i totally lots faith in crypto currencies  :(

How is it possible to say something so silly?

If a thief robs your cash on the street, will you totally loose your faith in "money"?


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: TsuyokuNaritai on April 11, 2013, 04:51:47 PM
I've been banned from chat for reporting that I cannot withdraw my LTC

FWIW, I have just withdrawn some LTC successfully.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 04:59:35 PM
Well i didn't lose much
Just 30 ltc. But it still means a lot to me, I feel scammed and it was not because of my own mistake. I'm lucky i have stashed the rest of my coins in a safe place. But i totally lots faith in crypto currencies  :(

How is it possible to say something so silly?

If a thief robs your cash on the street, will you totally loose your faith in "money"?

No but if my money worths 1/3 of it's yesterday's price, i WILL lose faith in my money.
Specially if i see thieves stealing mine and others' moneys


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: Rampion on April 11, 2013, 05:05:33 PM
Well i didn't lose much
Just 30 ltc. But it still means a lot to me, I feel scammed and it was not because of my own mistake. I'm lucky i have stashed the rest of my coins in a safe place. But i totally lots faith in crypto currencies  :(

How is it possible to say something so silly?

If a thief robs your cash on the street, will you totally loose your faith in "money"?

No but if my money worths 1/3 of it's yesterday's price, i WILL lose faith in my money.
Specially if i see thieves stealing mine and others' moneys

Well, so it is very easy for the FED to eliminate any cryptocurrency: they just have to pump and dump it.

Stop thinking in terms of fiat money, cryptocurrencies are about freedom, just use them to buy goods and services and just invest them what you can afford to loose.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: Rawted on April 11, 2013, 05:09:13 PM
Well i didn't lose much
Just 30 ltc. But it still means a lot to me, I feel scammed and it was not because of my own mistake. I'm lucky i have stashed the rest of my coins in a safe place. But i totally lots faith in crypto currencies  :(

How is it possible to say something so silly?

If a thief robs your cash on the street, will you totally loose your faith in "money"?

No but if my money worths 1/3 of it's yesterday's price, i WILL lose faith in my money.
Specially if i see thieves stealing mine and others' moneys
And yet BTC is up over 500% since q1. Has your fiat EVER produced that kind of return? Has it EVER done anything but go down in value?


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 05:15:10 PM
You are not helping.. I was not an early adapter like you were, i mined my btc from 0.01 btc daily and i didn't exactly have that kind of money to waste 30000$ on an asic, and i am so glad i didn't.
Most of it gone anyway, i'm just stuck with an electricity bill that's all


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: Rampion on April 11, 2013, 05:20:26 PM
You are not helping.. I was not an early adapter like you were, i mined my btc from 0.01 btc daily and i didn't exactly have that kind of money to waste 30000$ on an asic, and i am so glad i didn't.
Most of it gone anyway, i'm just stuck with an electricity bill that's all

You're still an early adopter, this is a game that will be played in the long run, Bitcoin is still a newborn and its economy is like a peanut... And what we were having was clearly a crazy speculative bubble in its purest form, which means that it's GREAT that it popped.

Don't be silly, is fiat which is not to be trusted. Just remember to make your investments wisely and do not invest what you cannot afford to loose.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: kooke on April 11, 2013, 05:21:02 PM
Just tried logging into btc-e with the e-mail I used to register and it says my account does not exist.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: z12 on April 11, 2013, 05:30:21 PM
You are not helping.. I was not an early adapter like you were, i mined my btc from 0.01 btc daily and i didn't exactly have that kind of money to waste 30000$ on an asic, and i am so glad i didn't.
Most of it gone anyway, i'm just stuck with an electricity bill that's all

You're still an early adopter, this is a game that will be played in the long run, Bitcoin is still a newborn and its economy is like a peanut... And what we were having was clearly a crazy speculative bubble in its purest form, which means that it's GREAT that it popped.

Don't be silly, is fiat which is not to be trusted. Just remember to make your investments wisely and do not invest what you cannot afford to loose.
I know what you are talking about, and i would have completely agreed with you if you said that to me yesterday
However, my electricity bill is due tomorrow and those 30 ltc which i was robbed off was exactly in my btc-e to pay for the bill. Instead btc-e screws up and not only i lose 30 of my coins but now i have to sell the rest of my coins cheap because i have to have electricity to live for the next month.
And i need to sell about all of my current coins (78.8 ltc) plus some of my own to afford the bill if the price don't go up. Well bad start for a newbie if you ask me.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: TsuyokuNaritai on April 11, 2013, 05:30:37 PM
I've been banned from chat for reporting that I cannot withdraw my LTC

FWIW, I have just withdrawn some LTC successfully.

Cool thanks for the update.. hopefully my missing coins will be somewhere..

However... I withdrew some BTC to Gox about an hour ago and nothing has shown at Gox yet.

May be a Gox problem though.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: EvilLizardApparel on April 11, 2013, 05:46:06 PM
Official thread on Hacked BTC-e accounts started today

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173354.0

I was hacked for 8565 LTC. They didn't touch the 14 USD I had tho, what a relief  >:(
Please post there too.




Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: alexh on April 11, 2013, 05:51:22 PM
Sorry for all your losses. How are you dealing with something like that...?


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: bradmurmz on April 11, 2013, 06:08:17 PM
Official thread on Hacked BTC-e accounts started today

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=173354.0

I was hacked for 8565 LTC. They didn't touch the 14 USD I had tho, what a relief  >:(
Please post there too.




This is more in the same ballpark of what I lost ( 200BTC )

I'm putting together a press release, PM me if you want to get involved? I would love to go over some of the evidence with you...


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: TsuyokuNaritai on April 11, 2013, 06:09:23 PM
I've been banned from chat for reporting that I cannot withdraw my LTC

FWIW, I have just withdrawn some LTC successfully.

Cool thanks for the update.. hopefully my missing coins will be somewhere..

However... I withdrew some BTC to Gox about an hour ago and nothing has shown at Gox yet.

May be a Gox problem though.

BTC finally arrived.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: EvilLizardApparel on April 11, 2013, 07:33:05 PM
Sorry for all your losses. How are you dealing with something like that...?

Same way anyone else would deal with losing $45,000 (value at the time of theft) ...not well.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: bradmurmz on April 11, 2013, 09:55:34 PM
yeahh no well at all.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: carpetbagger on April 12, 2013, 03:00:41 AM
I have the can't login problem. Only had a small amount of litecoin at btc-e thankfully. Very sorry to hear about the large amounts at stake here.

Anger is justified, but if it helps, this is pretty standard behaviour for btce. Complete confusion, two word "support" messages, missing coins... Hopefully this plays out ok in the end. They covered everyone's missing coins in the other major breach, right? I try to be optimistic. Good luck everybody.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: Rawted on April 12, 2013, 06:07:26 AM
You are not helping.. I was not an early adapter like you were, i mined my btc from 0.01 btc daily and i didn't exactly have that kind of money to waste 30000$ on an asic, and i am so glad i didn't.
Most of it gone anyway, i'm just stuck with an electricity bill that's all

You're still an early adopter, this is a game that will be played in the long run, Bitcoin is still a newborn and its economy is like a peanut... And what we were having was clearly a crazy speculative bubble in its purest form, which means that it's GREAT that it popped.

Don't be silly, is fiat which is not to be trusted. Just remember to make your investments wisely and do not invest what you cannot afford to loose.
I know what you are talking about, and i would have completely agreed with you if you said that to me yesterday
However, my electricity bill is due tomorrow and those 30 ltc which i was robbed off was exactly in my btc-e to pay for the bill. Instead btc-e screws up and not only i lose 30 of my coins but now i have to sell the rest of my coins cheap because i have to have electricity to live for the next month.
And i need to sell about all of my current coins (78.8 ltc) plus some of my own to afford the bill if the price don't go up. Well bad start for a newbie if you ask me.
I hate to be that guy, but if youre banking your utilities on the value of ltc, then you are in serious need of some financial counseling bud.


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: joesmoe2012 on April 20, 2013, 10:04:33 AM
You are not helping.. I was not an early adapter like you were, i mined my btc from 0.01 btc daily and i didn't exactly have that kind of money to waste 30000$ on an asic, and i am so glad i didn't.
Most of it gone anyway, i'm just stuck with an electricity bill that's all

You're still an early adopter, this is a game that will be played in the long run, Bitcoin is still a newborn and its economy is like a peanut... And what we were having was clearly a crazy speculative bubble in its purest form, which means that it's GREAT that it popped.

Don't be silly, is fiat which is not to be trusted. Just remember to make your investments wisely and do not invest what you cannot afford to loose.
I know what you are talking about, and i would have completely agreed with you if you said that to me yesterday
However, my electricity bill is due tomorrow and those 30 ltc which i was robbed off was exactly in my btc-e to pay for the bill. Instead btc-e screws up and not only i lose 30 of my coins but now i have to sell the rest of my coins cheap because i have to have electricity to live for the next month.
And i need to sell about all of my current coins (78.8 ltc) plus some of my own to afford the bill if the price don't go up. Well bad start for a newbie if you ask me.
I hate to be that guy, but if youre banking your utilities on the value of ltc, then you are in serious need of some financial counseling bud.

Oh the irony


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: tigerfree on April 20, 2013, 01:02:53 PM
i just lost 3.3 btc FUCK BTC-e there db is leaked


Title: Re: BTC-e Accounts were hacked.
Post by: crazy_rabbit on April 20, 2013, 02:40:50 PM
i just lost 3.3 btc FUCK BTC-e there db is leaked



details please?