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Title: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: EthereumPY on October 06, 2017, 04:26:16 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?




Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: busminer on October 06, 2017, 04:29:32 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Please copy\paste web site adress of etherwallet that you are using for this, maybe you use some scam sites looks like myerther.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Shova on October 06, 2017, 04:33:11 PM
Whoever that is. They are getting a plenty of transactions everyday. Quick way to get rich. Users beware about where you are making your transactions.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: sylance on October 06, 2017, 04:35:01 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Please copy\paste web site adress of etherwallet that you are using for this, maybe you use some scam sites looks like myerther.

That would be my belief as well.  To OP... did you use a bookmark to get to MEW?  Did you manually type it in... or did you click a link in an email or on a website?  I've seen a few posts about losing coin from a MEW wallet but I've yet to hear it official that it was 'hacked'.

**as a side note, if you clicked a link from a website, it'd be beneficial to post that here so others can be warned.**


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: btctube on October 06, 2017, 04:35:38 PM
Seem like a huge amount. Whether you're account was compromised or you mistakenly sent those ether to someone else, don't expect that to be returned because I don't think someone in todays generation, he ev3n consider it a blessing like god works in a mysterious ways.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: EthereumPY on October 06, 2017, 04:41:34 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Please copy\paste web site adress of etherwallet that you are using for this, maybe you use some scam sites looks like myerther.

That would be my belief as well.  To OP... did you use a bookmark to get to MEW?  Did you manually type it in... or did you click a link in an email or on a website?  I've seen a few posts about losing coin from a MEW wallet but I've yet to hear it official that it was 'hacked'.

**as a side note, if you clicked a link from a website, it'd be beneficial to post that here so others can be warned.**

myetherwallet.com
i copied and paste the private key and logged on the account as so my other wallet address, is there some how a chrome plugin change the manually inputed wallet to another one ?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Kurokyy on October 06, 2017, 04:45:00 PM
stolen funds is very alarming. Have you transact this few weeks? In etherdelta or something? My friend deposit ebtc in etherdelta after a day he lost his ebtc funds and also some coins in his etherwallet.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: satish37 on October 06, 2017, 04:51:21 PM
It may be due to some where mistakenly miss handling of private key .  So always secure your private key at secret place never place it in google drive.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: ZaoXhou on October 06, 2017, 04:54:45 PM
I am curious to know what happened. Did you download any new altcoin wallets recently?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: arseaboy on October 06, 2017, 04:56:43 PM
very alarming better to make sure to double check the website hackers are just around the corner waiting to attack in any chance that they've got, better to
make sure everything are correct before hitting the send option, I will wait for any updates regarding to this matter as I have some token from my wallet
inside MEW.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: imteaz on October 06, 2017, 05:02:55 PM
This is what worry me, i put my Ether in MEW, and the secret key in my pc. If somehow someone find out my secret key, they can transfer money to any account. I think you shouldn't put your secret key file in the pc. Save it in USB or something.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: EthereumPY on October 06, 2017, 05:07:50 PM
stolen funds is very alarming. Have you transact this few weeks? In etherdelta or something? My friend deposit ebtc in etherdelta after a day he lost his ebtc funds and also some coins in his etherwallet.

no, the coins were secure in my wallet for more than a month, this only happened when i actually initiate a transfer by my self today.

My doubt is anyone here have had same issue getting ETH sent to that address


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: BitWhale on October 06, 2017, 05:25:01 PM
It could be some sort of virus, I'm pretty sure I've heard of that in the past.

A simple script such as:

If clipboard == -ethereum address format-:
   use -this address- instead

Also, isn't there a better way than to store your ETH online? I wouldn't trust a website even if I created it myself haha.

Wipe your computer, buy a Trezor. I'm sorry to hear about your loss man.
    


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: bitcoinvestor on October 06, 2017, 05:26:12 PM
I am curious to know what happened. Did you download any new altcoin wallets recently?
I agree with Zaoxhou that you may download any wallet or cryptorelated software, together with your download and install you will install malware in your PC. I lost about 1000 USD or my token few month ago, and now I use new notebook. I never click slack suspicios links and download cheap fuck new airdrop coins.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: feelideb on October 06, 2017, 05:29:30 PM
This is worrisome and scary at the same time. But according to what you wrote up there, you said you were send to your other wallet, and you open both wallet? Why would you do that!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Aura on October 06, 2017, 05:32:40 PM
I heard there was malware going around that modifies your clipboard when it detects a Bitcoin wallet address. So when you copy a wallet address it's different when you paste it. Did you check if the address you pasted was the one you intended to send your ether to? Maybe there is a similar malware for eth.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: HashFace on October 06, 2017, 05:34:39 PM
That Address has taken in $22K in ether over the last few days.  Sucks that people are making money like this.  

Over the last fews days I've seen a ton of phishing emails/websites mimicking myetherwallet, with slight spelling differences, like myeitherwallet, or myetheirwallet ... are you sure you didn't click on a scam link?

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96#txreceived


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: bitorama on October 06, 2017, 05:35:31 PM
what did you do before hacking ?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: sylance on October 06, 2017, 05:42:43 PM
I see a lot of comments about how concerning and scary this is, but to be honest... I don't feel it.  Based on my experience here, most 'hacks' are due to either a compromised system or user error.  I'm not saying that's the case here, but if you get fearful for every post of missing funds then you should really get out of crypto and put your money in an insured bank.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: MyOddz on October 06, 2017, 05:45:46 PM
Yep, I agree with sylance I'm afraid.



Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: feelideb on October 06, 2017, 05:52:07 PM
We all crypto currency is particularly prone to security breaches like this. Having said its important to be fear ' because that will put you in chech' and be daring at the same time. Just know what you are doing. And if you think you've missed it somewhere. Stop! And learn.
 
 


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: iluvpie60 on October 06, 2017, 06:03:34 PM
From what it sounds like, you visited a suspicious website and something downloaded onto your computer.

Always make sure that the address you copy and paste is the same address you are sending to.

Visually verify it before you hit send. takin that extra few seconds will help you avoid being hacked in the future.

Stay safe my friend.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: shirackjs on October 06, 2017, 06:22:15 PM
Sorry to hear about your losses. The hackers use all sort of way to steal coins, better be safe and buy a hardware wallet.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: glennmatthew on October 06, 2017, 06:47:38 PM
We all gotta be careful. Don't download new altcoin wallets just because they promise an airdrop - it is easiest way to get infected.

Always double check the link you are accessing.

Most important - buy a bloody hardware wallet. That shit costs you 100 usd, and is by far the best way to protect your hard earned cash!!

I am fortunate to have learned from other peoples losses. I was quick enough to secure my funds, I am sure I would have had stuff stolen by now.



Some of you literally give your money away to hackers.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: hieu81 on October 07, 2017, 01:44:33 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



May be you used scam site! At this times, every day, many email, slack sent to me! But i only used Bookmark for this web!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Geleve on October 07, 2017, 02:53:52 PM
If you loose not only those eths you tried to send but also other assets in same wallet, you probably entered a fake site. If you only lost those eths you tried to send, you may have a copy paste virus in your computer that changes what you copied with their own wallet adress.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: EthereumPY on October 07, 2017, 02:58:06 PM
Careful guys, since i got scammed 10 more transaction were made to this wallet, anyone else can confirm the same ??

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96#txreceived


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Mihaylovic on October 07, 2017, 03:01:15 PM
There are so many thiefs nowadays in the ecosystem. Easiest way to get free money is sending some trojans to all over the world by some download programs and inside torrents etc. And they steal from random wallets after...


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Rj Manik on October 07, 2017, 03:19:45 PM
If you share your Privet key on any ways any scam site or any unknown person,then it's possible.Otherwise it might not be possible.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: carrie_white on October 07, 2017, 03:41:30 PM
I've also almost experienced the same thing with you, first of all the most important bookmark first myetherwallet.com is, because very many malware that try to falsify the website ...


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Inkdatar on October 07, 2017, 03:57:28 PM
I've also almost experienced the same thing with you, first of all the most important bookmark first myetherwallet.com is, because very many malware that try to falsify the website ...
This is it scammers are everywhere so it is better to be cautious on every websites that we click. Like in slack channel there are always sending messages about myether if you click that link it is possible that all your ether/token may lose.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: gulshan1 on October 07, 2017, 04:11:24 PM
some hacking people are using slack. they mail to bitcoin talk user and ask for private key and new people in this field reply their private key and get lost their coin through the slack participation. one of my friend have losted their coin last week. so please carefully check the slack email and do not reply your private key to them. good luck.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: HashFace on October 07, 2017, 04:33:30 PM
Careful guys, since i got scammed 10 more transaction were made to this wallet, anyone else can confirm the same ??

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96#txreceived

Did you figure out the source of the Hack/Virus/Scam that took your coins?  Let us know if you do.  The level of Crypto theft is skyrocketing lately, and getting more advanced.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: kilobytez on October 07, 2017, 04:59:10 PM
Most likely you've clicked the link on your email / SLACK Channel. It is known to the community that slack is famous for PHISHING Message / SPAM to trick you to send Ether to X or Y or Z address in order to get FREE AIRDROPS. The name can be the same as the original name/domain ~MYETHERWALLET (e.g. myétherwallet / mÿetherwallet / myetherwaÌÌet / myethërwallet / myetherwàllet ...etc... DO not click any link from any email / slack / telegram channels in the future. These maybe the most common mistakes that newbie / tech savvy users encountered. Always always type it on your browser or do google search on the keywords. Assure that the site is secured with the original MYETHERWALLET LLC Certificate (SSL / Secured page).

Even google search you gotta be careful because nothing is safe. Here's a scenario! When you type myetherwallet, a list will be shown to you and Never ever click on the Google adwords that contains the name of your search terms that could potentially be a malicious site.


Nope! There's no way you are getting back those tokens you sent back to the impersonator unless you have the private key!
Hard lesson learnt worth that much of ETH!


Note : Always insatall METAMASK on google chrome (free extension available). With that, you can be secured from these phishing site but not 100%, at least there's a warning!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: aoluain on October 07, 2017, 05:14:12 PM
That's a bummer to be scammed and/or hacked.
This proves that we all need to constantly consider
our security levels, the op will not get his currency
back unfortunately.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: anasso on October 07, 2017, 05:29:47 PM
there is 3 possibilities:

1. you sent amount on the wrong adress!

2. you went to fish website!

3. your pc/mac is hacked!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: iram3130 on October 07, 2017, 05:35:14 PM
there is 3 possibilities:

1. you sent amount on the wrong adress!

2. you went to fish website!

3. your pc/mac is hacked!

It's definitely the 2 second option. He clicked on the phishing website which hackers and scammers send through slack and emails these days. It's easy to recognize the real myetherwallet but still people are careless. Sad to see your loss but it's gone.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: bhobafett on October 07, 2017, 05:36:00 PM
What really concerned me alot about this issue was, can you still get that eth wallet? Private key is really important but what else can we do to those professional hackers?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Palmerson on October 07, 2017, 05:48:43 PM
Hackers are constantly coming up with new ways of taking other people's money. To this we must always be ready but to avoid this it is very difficult if you chose a target for attack. I'm sure that in every such case, there is a share of your guilt. You will not return your coins but if you will learn this lesson in the future you will be more secure.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: markerford on October 07, 2017, 11:44:52 PM

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I heard some of users who got stolen of ETH from myeherwallet.com because there account got hack, make sure you check the site before entering on it there a lot of anonymous website out there and make sure to secure your private key put it on a flash drive to be safe .


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: bayu7adi on October 08, 2017, 12:21:33 AM
Too many phishing websites are spread through slack.You should be more vigilant in entering the website address.Missing one letter, your money disappeared.Investment in crypto is good, but safer if you invest in SWARM. Try it!!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: justdimin on October 08, 2017, 06:11:01 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Please copy\paste web site adress of etherwallet that you are using for this, maybe you use some scam sites looks like myerther.

That would be my belief as well.  To OP... did you use a bookmark to get to MEW?  Did you manually type it in... or did you click a link in an email or on a website?  I've seen a few posts about losing coin from a MEW wallet but I've yet to hear it official that it was 'hacked'.

**as a side note, if you clicked a link from a website, it'd be beneficial to post that here so others can be warned.**

myetherwallet.com
i copied and paste the private key and logged on the account as so my other wallet address, is there some how a chrome plugin change the manually inputed wallet to another one ?
Since you used the official wallet, though strange, but there is a possibility of a malware on your system or browser that is hijacking your transaction. That is just a plain explanation for that and the dude behind this is sure making shitload of cash from this. It is important to always check the links you click as well as some webpages you visit and if possible, try to format your PC.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: DGulari on October 08, 2017, 08:58:37 AM
Too many phishing websites are spread through slack.You should be more vigilant in entering the website address.Missing one letter, your money disappeared
Fully agreed with this. If you want safe, never join in any of slack group. You are putting very big risk to earn small money.

Investment in crypto is good, but safer if you invest in SWARM. Try it!!
Do you think the site which you have advertized now will become more popular with this? not even once.


2. you went to fish website!

fish? What kind of fish on ocean he get? ;D


Please, read what OP's situation people. It was clearly his computer got hijacked when he pasted his other ETH address.
Quote
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

All you can do only this
try to format your PC.
and next time, always double check your address, is it already right or not.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: ranman09 on October 08, 2017, 10:28:37 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?




That address was generated automatically?? Or you put in waht you think is the right address but it changed as soon as you press send?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: EthereumPY on October 08, 2017, 03:23:42 PM
its very weird tho, since no one else in this entire planet claimed the same loss to that address as me.
18 other tx were created since i OP this post
6 minutes ago while im writing this, were stolen sent almost 14 ETH to that wallet how is possible that


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: ranman09 on October 08, 2017, 11:12:20 PM
its very weird tho, since no one else in this entire planet claimed the same loss to that address as me.
18 other tx were created since i OP this post
6 minutes ago while im writing this, were stolen sent almost 14 ETH to that wallet how is possible that

For me as i always read in these kind of threads. I always make it a point to create a bootable usb flashdrive of ubuntu when transfering. I get all things needed; the json file, address to. Boot into ubuntu live boot. Sign in with my google account to sync bookmarks. Go to MEW. Transact. Wait for atleast 1 confirmation. Save as bookmark the current page. Logoff live boot. And goto my usual dekstops chrome and check progress. I feel safe with this. And have not experienced this.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: seznee on October 09, 2017, 07:17:54 PM
I also got hacked as well. Should I create another Ether address and send my other coins there. I lost 2457 eBTC coins. The address was 0x4d517d272ce8d879d8891518e70153b49d2cdb96 that hacked me.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: ranman09 on October 09, 2017, 11:11:55 PM
I also got hacked as well. Should I create another Ether address and send my other coins there. I lost 2457 eBTC coins. The address was 0x4d517d272ce8d879d8891518e70153b49d2cdb96 that hacked me.

Yes if that address has been compromised already it is best of you create another one.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: seznee on October 09, 2017, 11:13:35 PM
Thanks, i will then do that.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: zikabra on October 10, 2017, 08:26:08 AM
I've read that there is some virus which is pasting bitcoin address when you try to copy/paste your address, maybe it is something similar, instead copy/paste bitcoin address it is pasting ether address.
Unless you accidentally sent transaction to that address or you were phished I don't see any other explanation.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: jhenfelipe on October 10, 2017, 03:41:01 PM
its very weird tho, since no one else in this entire planet claimed the same loss to that address as me.
18 other tx were created since i OP this post
6 minutes ago while im writing this, were stolen sent almost 14 ETH to that wallet how is possible that
Not all MEW users are here in bitcointalk and if some are here, maybe they didn't notice this thread.
Anyway, since you've mentioned that you go directly to myetherwallet.com, maybe you've become a victim of a copy/paste malware. I suggest you to install an anti-malware software (such as Malwarebytes) and scan your PC. If you want to be sure next time, you should paste the address first to a notepad or text editor, check if it's right, then copy from there before pasting in a website or wallet.

PS. ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: cryptohaag on October 10, 2017, 03:55:31 PM
I also lost 42 Ether from this!!!  What's crazy is that it worked before for a small amount.  I was attempting to send the Ether to Bittrex. 

Before you ask:  Yes, I DID check the address of the website and I DID verify the receiving address before submitting the transaction.  I have sent an email to MyEtherWallet.  The address the funds are sent to show multiple entries, but only a couple withdrawals (very small amounts, which is unusual if this is indeed a hacker's account).  I am actually currently the highest "loser" with 42.05387962 Ether sent here.  I will no longer use this service, and I would recommend that other be very wary, as there was nothing I could have done differently (except refrain from using this specific service) to prevent this hijacking.   

Edit:  Also, this was done on a government computer and I just confirmed that there is no malware on my computer. 


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Dudukian on October 10, 2017, 06:34:12 PM
I lost all my 16.63 Ether .  Nearly $5,000 :'( :'( :'(

   It wasn't a hacked site .  The problem is a phishing site shows as an ad disguised as myetherwallet.com .   The duplicate site is identical except the url is

http www myetherunwallet.com .  instead of http www myetherwallet.com  When you glance at it you don't always notice the url isn't correct.  If you don't have a habit of checking your url's , you will never catch it.

  I was trying to transfer 1.7 ether to bittrex so I could buy Ubiq for $1.20.   Now I lost everything.     The fake site shows #1 on Yahoo search engine .  I imagine it shows on others as well.

               Instead of sending 1.7 Ether to bittrex , it send all 16.63 of my mined coins to :  0x4d517d272ce8d879d8891518e70153b49d2cdb96 .


                    This account is currently still running the ad for the fake site and continues to steal peoples ether.   They had $54,000 in Ether yesterday , they must have made a $10,000 withdraw yesterday because it now shows about $45,000.    Please spread the word .   If this was helpful please help with a small donation.

Eth: 0xd4bc2d9c73512e5906c800c0770f672ededcb792
Decred: DsW31GZYmNX2pFiMW5oZCdZVm26SAs34zsa
Bitcoin: 1MypnbH4aRoN1cYTmn7RA8NXSX5YXpSupT
Ubiq:  0x98e01264d4e550640ea0f1e6b9aa74cae7979278

           


       


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: marukochanx3 on October 10, 2017, 07:24:45 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?




From Where u clicked the MEW website link , i recommended u bookmark official MEW site , because now too much of scam website , sometimes they will send us notification from email then we clicked that fake website and we lost our eth.
Next time check u link before submit ur private key , see the SSL network "MYETHERWALLET LLC [US]" this a real official website of MEW.
CMIIW  :D


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: karthitalk on October 11, 2017, 01:21:27 PM
Please how to complain this address and who is the owner of the address.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Dudukian on October 11, 2017, 08:41:24 PM
I also lost 42 Ether from this!!!  What's crazy is that it worked before for a small amount.  I was attempting to send the Ether to Bittrex. 

Before you ask:  Yes, I DID check the address of the website and I DID verify the receiving address before submitting the transaction.  I have sent an email to MyEtherWallet.  The address the funds are sent to show multiple entries, but only a couple withdrawals (very small amounts, which is unusual if this is indeed a hacker's account).  I am actually currently the highest "loser" with 42.05387962 Ether sent here.  I will no longer use this service, and I would recommend that other be very wary, as there was nothing I could have done differently (except refrain from using this specific service) to prevent this hijacking.   

Edit:  Also, this was done on a government computer and I just confirmed that there is no malware on my computer. 


 It seems I am in second place at 16.63 .   All my mining efforts for nearly three months.   Ironically , instead of keeping my coins on the Bittrex echange , I used the wallet for safety .   Whenever I transfer out of Bittrex I have to open an email to verify it.  Also , I can trade coins whenever I feel like it.   The scammer is still running the mock site ad on yahoo.  I hope someone shuts him down or calls the FBI .


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Dudukian on October 11, 2017, 09:23:21 PM
Please how to complain this address and who is the owner of the address.

The fake url website is    myethereunwallet.com .


        Here is the registration:


          Name: Wuxi Yilian LLC
Organization: Wuxi Yilian LLC
Mailing Address: No.1001 Anling Road, Xiamen Fujian 361008 cn
Phone: +86.5922577888
Ext:
Fax: +86.5922179606
Fax Ext:
Email:whoisprivacyprotect@whoisservices.cn


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: EthereumPY on October 11, 2017, 09:50:42 PM
Please how to complain this address and who is the owner of the address.

The fake url website is    myethereunwallet.com .


        Here is the registration:


          Name: Wuxi Yilian LLC
Organization: Wuxi Yilian LLC
Mailing Address: No.1001 Anling Road, Xiamen Fujian 361008 cn
Phone: +86.5922577888
Ext:
Fax: +86.5922179606
Fax Ext:
Email:whoisprivacyprotect@whoisservices.cn

its redirecting to the original one whats the deal ?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Dudukian on October 11, 2017, 10:35:37 PM
Please how to complain this address and who is the owner of the address.

The fake url website is    myethereunwallet.com .


        Here is the registration:


          Name: Wuxi Yilian LLC
Organization: Wuxi Yilian LLC
Mailing Address: No.1001 Anling Road, Xiamen Fujian 361008 cn
Phone: +86.5922577888
Ext:
Fax: +86.5922179606
Fax Ext:
Email:whoisprivacyprotect@whoisservices.cn

its redirecting to the original one whats the deal ?


     No, someone built a duplicate site . It is an exact copy so you never know its not the real one.

 The only difference is the url location is slightly different and the software is designed to transfer your ether to China where you will never see it again .  Its actually a Yahoo ad with the description of the correct site .  Very similar to the ads placed by Ebay or Amazon.

              Instead of amazon.com  or ebay.com , you get anazon.com or myebay.com.    Sometimes you catch the difference and sometimes not .


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: EthereumPY on October 12, 2017, 02:24:55 AM
Please how to complain this address and who is the owner of the address.

The fake url website is    myethereunwallet.com .


        Here is the registration:


          Name: Wuxi Yilian LLC
Organization: Wuxi Yilian LLC
Mailing Address: No.1001 Anling Road, Xiamen Fujian 361008 cn
Phone: +86.5922577888
Ext:
Fax: +86.5922179606
Fax Ext:
Email:whoisprivacyprotect@whoisservices.cn

its redirecting to the original one whats the deal ?


     No, someone built a duplicate site . It is an exact copy so you never know its not the real one.

 The only difference is the url location is slightly different and the software is designed to transfer your ether to China where you will never see it again .  Its actually a Yahoo ad with the description of the correct site .  Very similar to the ads placed by Ebay or Amazon.

              Instead of amazon.com  or ebay.com , you get anazon.com or myebay.com.    Sometimes you catch the difference and sometimes not .

OMG i really would like to see this/those chinese thief being in a shooting range for dead sentence


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Draconus on October 12, 2017, 03:21:21 PM
Yesterday i bought bitindia tokens. I added the new token to myetherwallet, checked the balance and after i saw my 1222 bitindia tokens in my wallet I turned off my computer and went to bed. Today I checked my balance and there are no tokens. There is a transaction 31 minutes after I turned off my computer where my bitindia are being transfered to another address. After that another transaction where 0.06 ether is also transfered at the same address. I can see the address at bitindia under token holders where it is listed with my 1222 bitindia tokens. The address is 0x799ffca55c7a9b7c0910799549a458066b2a5704.
Me buying
19 hrs 2 mins ago (Oct-11-2017 08:13:55 PM +UTC)
From:
0x85233fca620cec68ada9c3cd165d2dc418f3fb63
To:
Contract 0x90502eb2771ca5100e1e0e76f97741870822ae57 
  Contract 0x420335d3deef2d5b87524ff9d0fb441f71ea621f Internal Invoke
    1,122.58064516129032258 ERC20 (Bitindia) TOKEN Transfer From 0x90502eb2771ca5100e1e0e76f97741870822ae57 to 0x85233fca620cec68ada9c3cd165d2dc418f3fb63
 TRANSFER  2.9 Ether  to 0xad30f8bf12a80a86ee497228
Him stealing
18 hrs 28 mins ago (Oct-11-2017 08:44:43 PM +UTC)
From:
0x85233fca620cec68ada9c3cd165d2dc418f3fb63
Contract 0x420335d3deef2d5b87524ff9d0fb441f71ea621f 
 1,122.58064516129032258 ERC20 (Bitindia) TOKEN Transfer From 0x85233fca620cec68ada9c3cd165d2dc418f3fb63 to 0x799ffca55c7a9b7c0910799549a458066b2a5704

Any ideas how this happened? Myetherwallet account is new and only used to buy enjincoin a week ago. Enjin coin is time locked will i lose them too when they go live?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: rezurect on October 12, 2017, 03:31:45 PM
Yesterday i bought bitindia tokens. I added the new token to myetherwallet, checked the balance and after i saw my 1222 bitindia tokens in my wallet I turned off my computer and went to bed. Today I checked my balance and there are no tokens. There is a transaction 31 minutes after I turned off my computer where my bitindia are being transfered to another address. After that another transaction where 0.06 ether is also transfered at the same address. I can see the address at bitindia under token holders where it is listed with my 1222 bitindia tokens. The address is 0x799ffca55c7a9b7c0910799549a458066b2a5704.
Me buying
19 hrs 2 mins ago (Oct-11-2017 08:13:55 PM +UTC)
From:
0x85233fca620cec68ada9c3cd165d2dc418f3fb63
To:
Contract 0x90502eb2771ca5100e1e0e76f97741870822ae57 
  Contract 0x420335d3deef2d5b87524ff9d0fb441f71ea621f Internal Invoke
    1,122.58064516129032258 ERC20 (Bitindia) TOKEN Transfer From 0x90502eb2771ca5100e1e0e76f97741870822ae57 to 0x85233fca620cec68ada9c3cd165d2dc418f3fb63
 TRANSFER  2.9 Ether  to 0xad30f8bf12a80a86ee497228
Him stealing
18 hrs 28 mins ago (Oct-11-2017 08:44:43 PM +UTC)
From:
0x85233fca620cec68ada9c3cd165d2dc418f3fb63
Contract 0x420335d3deef2d5b87524ff9d0fb441f71ea621f 
 1,122.58064516129032258 ERC20 (Bitindia) TOKEN Transfer From 0x85233fca620cec68ada9c3cd165d2dc418f3fb63 to 0x799ffca55c7a9b7c0910799549a458066b2a5704

Any ideas how this happened? Myetherwallet account is new and only used to buy enjincoin a week ago. Enjin coin is time locked will i lose them too when they go live?

Where did you generate your address? Either you went to a phishing site and generated a wallet there and they know your private key. Or your system is compromised in another way, did you download any other wallets recently?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Draconus on October 12, 2017, 03:47:54 PM
I only downloaded exodus wallet but I never used it. I traded on kraken so the only reason for using myetherwallet was to buy enjin and bitindia. How can I stop him from taking my enjin coins when they go live?
 I can't move them because they are time locked until the end of the pr-esale.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Dudukian on October 12, 2017, 04:51:50 PM
I only downloaded exodus wallet but I never used it. I traded on kraken so the only reason for using myetherwallet was to buy enjin and bitindia. How can I stop him from taking my enjin coins when they go live?
 I can't move them because they are time locked until the end of the pr-esale.

   It seems you created your wallet on the fake site.   You need to stop using that wallet and switch the coins to point to another wallet.   If you cannot, you will need to check the wallet for the deposit and transfer them out before the scammer does.   I have been checking my old wallet everyday in case of a deposit coming in from my mining rigs before I redirected them. 


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Dudukian on October 13, 2017, 07:26:16 PM
It seems it is still happening .  Someone lost 32 ether yesterday and another person lost 161 about 6 hours ago.  That's  $10,000 and $50,000 respectively.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Quidat on October 13, 2017, 08:50:29 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Would you mind on posting the site link or any informations either a software or something so that people on here would really be aware. Im completely sure that you do being phished and seeing on the transaction on such address there are lots who are victimized on this scheme and now hes accumulating lots of Ether.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: liseff3 on October 14, 2017, 12:11:29 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



This is a departure from typical bitcoin phishing attacks that target known and active cryptocurrency users, Google Allows Phishing Sites to Steal Your Bitcoins Through Ads.

The new phishing campaign was spotted by security researchers from Cyren at the beginning June, when a phishing campaign using the domain blocklchain (as its web address began to spread using Google AdWords).

That even non-bitcoin users are falling for phishing scams that dangle the prospect of cryptocurrency riches in front of them.



Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Bonanzacoin on October 14, 2017, 01:04:24 AM
Most socalled hacks are simply phishing. Probably 95%. Actual hacks mostly only happen on major sites. Not on a single homepc... So if MEW was compromised we would know. The devs would know.... it would be massive. And probably... the hackers would not even get away with it since it would be so big it would probably come out someday who the perpetuators are. Then they wouldnt be safe the rest of their lives.

No matter how much it sucks for the victims of phishing its still their responsibility to be carefull. I must admit im scared if MEW actually still holds... but thats cause of Etherdelta. Which bookmarked my private keys... that is now fixed and my fear is slowly degrading.. but i still dont feel completely safe.

edit: just used mew.... AND ALL MY FN FUNDS ARE STOLEN THE FCK@!

jk


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: EthereumPY on October 14, 2017, 05:39:03 PM
the thief just transfered out huge amount of ether, beside their fkng manipulator government he/she shall go away with this amount of money thats so sad, i really hope to see this garbage person being in a death sentence shooting range of his stupid communist country very soon

the 2 wallets that hold the stolen eth now just to keep recorded

https://etherchain.org/account/0x9a9a78cbb2aecb59f34943354d80a5a8c4496667#txreceived

https://etherchain.org/account/0x057c6a2a5b474bf3115025d1fde01bfc46185673#txreceived

if there are exchange's representative following this topic with help of the community shall track down this, in order to hold his transactions being deposited somewhere specifically   


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: wibschen on October 15, 2017, 08:30:02 AM
Overhere the same problem. 2 days ago I wanted to buy bitindia. I have copied the address and I checked it twice if the address was correct but the ethereum was send to 0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96.
And indeed it was send from myethereunwallet.

What can we do? Hopefully we can get our ethereum back however.....



Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Bonanzacoin on October 15, 2017, 11:41:41 AM
Overhere the same problem. 2 days ago I wanted to buy bitindia. I have copied the address and I checked it twice if the address was correct but the ethereum was send to 0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96.
And indeed it was send from myethereunwallet.

What can we do? Hopefully we can get our ethereum back however.....



from where u opened the website?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: babykika2027 on October 15, 2017, 03:41:19 PM
well, this is a warning for all of us to be more careful in using the privat key of our wallet, already a lot of our friends are exposed to phishing, I think we do not need to display our wallet address on our bitcointalk profile, and not easily click the link of a shipment that is less clear, because it is so widespread theft like this, be careful guys


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: keefryan on October 15, 2017, 04:02:13 PM
Hi.  Can I say that I am genuinely sorry for anyone who has been scammed.  However I am still at a loss as to understand anyone that owns thousands of pounds or dollars of eth that has not invested in a hardware wallet. 
It would completely remove this threat , trezor actually allows you to confirm the amount and the address before it’s sent furthermore your private key never leaves the device so nothing leaves without you pressing the button.     Regards kr


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: tanghere02 on October 15, 2017, 05:19:46 PM
My friend also lost his Ethereum and some other coins from a phishing website and said it really looked the same as the original one. I think it's better if you just bookmark the legit website to prevent this from happening again. So sorry for your loss OP but I think you can't retrieve back the coins you lost anymore.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Draconus on October 15, 2017, 07:54:04 PM
well finally some good news, notified the police and the cyber crime department of my country and his. They are monitoring the MEW adress as well as the adresses that everything ended in. Almost 1 million dollars there https://etherscan.io/address/0x4c34ae54dc716808e94af3d1d638b8ea3a23fa9b The bitindia stolen are in the original myetherwallet address that stole them from me https://etherscan.io/address/0x799ffca55c7a9b7c0910799549a458066b2a5704 and it belongs to bitcoin forum member saiful who used the same myetherwallet for facebook bounty as you can see in the spreadsheet under facebook bounty:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VN61OS92gyZSHlYorDMfVVf90n3jl-HKTGbhBXVthNE/htmlview 
659
   05/07/2017 01:27:12   saiful   
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=858487;sa=summary
   
https://web.facebook.com/rijal.dimas
   1362   0x799FFca55C7A9b7C0910799549A458066B2a5704   Accepted   2   5   10   120.7729469   

It is a shame that phishing is done by members of this forum but there is still justice in the world. SAIFUL you should be more careful when stealing now pay the price (Indonesian law for stealing is very strict as Jakarta police informed me).


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: ranman09 on October 16, 2017, 12:32:08 AM
well finally some good news, notified the police and the cyber crime department of my country and his. They are monitoring the MEW adress as well as the adresses that everything ended in. Almost 1 million dollars there https://etherscan.io/address/0x4c34ae54dc716808e94af3d1d638b8ea3a23fa9b The bitindia stolen are in the original myetherwallet address that stole them from me https://etherscan.io/address/0x799ffca55c7a9b7c0910799549a458066b2a5704 and it belongs to bitcoin forum member saiful who used the same myetherwallet for facebook bounty as you can see in the spreadsheet under facebook bounty:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VN61OS92gyZSHlYorDMfVVf90n3jl-HKTGbhBXVthNE/htmlview 
659
   05/07/2017 01:27:12   saiful   
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=858487;sa=summary
   
https://web.facebook.com/rijal.dimas
   1362   0x799FFca55C7A9b7C0910799549A458066B2a5704   Accepted   2   5   10   120.7729469   

It is a shame that phishing is done by members of this forum but there is still justice in the world. SAIFUL you should be more careful when stealing now pay the price (Indonesian law for stealing is very strict as Jakarta police informed me).

This is great! :D so we are really able to track them down :D


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: GreatArkansas on October 16, 2017, 01:13:21 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?


Maybe you entered in the wrong website of MEW. There are many cloned website of myetherwallet that are scam. You should bookmark the real website of MEW which is https://myetherwallet.com/ and secured. You can check list of ethereum scams here in database ,check their website: https://etherscamdb.info/scams/


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: mela65 on October 16, 2017, 07:35:23 AM
I saw this warning on myetherwallet. Perhaps it is related about this issue

Hey! Listen! MyEtherWallet is prepared for the Byzantium fork. You do NOT need to do anything.
Anyone who DMs you with some announcement on Slack is trying to steal your ETH!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: ultrloa on October 16, 2017, 08:16:40 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?


Maybe you entered in the wrong website of MEW. There are many cloned website of myetherwallet that are scam. You should bookmark the real website of MEW which is https://myetherwallet.com/ and secured. You can check list of ethereum scams here in database ,check their website: https://etherscamdb.info/scams/

This one should need to be consider by the people since there are so many fake MEW websites and he should properly check wherever they like to log in their private key unto that site. Ang people need to be more careful since eth is no dispute option if we been compromised by those damn guys around, And also we should careful on where we put our private keys.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Bonanzacoin on October 16, 2017, 08:51:54 AM
I saw this warning on myetherwallet. Perhaps it is related about this issue

Hey! Listen! MyEtherWallet is prepared for the Byzantium fork. You do NOT need to do anything.
Anyone who DMs you with some announcement on Slack is trying to steal your ETH!


thats a scam site...  :D 

jk


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: rarkenin on October 16, 2017, 09:38:31 AM
Guys, be careful when you copy/paste addresses for sending or receiving coins. New malware can detect addresses and it is able to change receive address with hidden scyrpt.Always check last part of address before push send button.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: moooonu on October 16, 2017, 12:10:43 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?




I have heard about it too. One  of my friend's 4.5etherum got stolen when he used that website.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: carlisle1 on October 16, 2017, 07:13:54 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?




I wonder how your funds has been sent to a different eth wallet address, i am not sure but I think you were using a site which looks like the same as myetherwallet's user interface but has a different web link and it has a script like whenever you are making a transaction or sending an amount it will be directly sent to a certain address which you are not familiar with I am not really sure if this thing really exists but i think it's possible .


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Draconus on October 18, 2017, 04:12:08 PM
https://www.europol.europa.eu/about-europol/european-cybercrime-centre-ec3 They are very helpful and have actually solved cases where people have gotten their money back. You just send a report and they do the rest. You have nothing to loose but might be lucky and get back what was stolen from you. I filled one already so I recomend it. Only for european citizens though.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Maximus_pl on October 19, 2017, 04:32:25 PM
Today I received a letter from support@myetherwallet.website with such content:

Quote
Dear MyEtherWallet user,
Following the latest ETH fork, there is an excess of ETH to be distributed among Ethereum holders.
For every 1 ETH in your MyEtherWallet wallet, you are entitled to receive 0.1 ETH free ( EX: you own 100 ETH you will receive 10 ETH free ).
In order to receive your free ETH, please prove that you are still active on our blockchain by logging in to MyEtherWallet
(http://www-enigma.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=754A0CB&e=BE57F4&c=DAD1E&t=0&l=7957EE2A&email=Sw7DspnFX3upARBaTcwbWn6MxAymonQR&seq=2 (http://www-enigma.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=754A0CB&e=BE57F4&c=DAD1E&t=0&l=7957EE2A&email=Sw7DspnFX3upARBaTcwbWn6MxAymonQR&seq=2))
( click here http://www-enigma.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=754A0CB&e=BE57F4&c=DAD1E&t=0&l=7957EE2A&email=Sw7DspnFX3upARBaTcwbWn6MxAymonQR&seq=3 (http://www-enigma.bmetrack.com/c/l?u=754A0CB&e=BE57F4&c=DAD1E&t=0&l=7957EE2A&email=Sw7DspnFX3upARBaTcwbWn6MxAymonQR&seq=3) ) 
and confirm your wallet.
Wallets that are unconfirmed in the next 24h will not participate in the ETH distribution.
Thank you
MyEtherWallet LLC

What do you think about it?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Zakhal on October 19, 2017, 06:00:42 PM
I just received phiscing mail related to OMG airdrop. I open the site to see whats it all about but I didnt even manage to read it when Metamask blocked the site saying its a phiscing attempt.

I suggest you install phiscing prevention extension to your browser. They will automatically warn and block phiscing sites.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: wibschen on October 20, 2017, 07:19:35 AM
I have send an e-mail to the helpdesk of myetherwallet and they have said that they need to receive more e-mails from people.
Let every victim do that so that we can stand strong. The cyberpolice is working on it however the more companies/people are declaring the more change we have.
Come on my fellow victims. Let's get those bastards.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: s900pers on October 20, 2017, 10:25:05 AM
I have send an e-mail to the helpdesk of myetherwallet and they have said that they need to receive more e-mails from people.
Let every victim do that so that we can stand strong. The cyberpolice is working on it however the more companies/people are declaring the more change we have.
Come on my fellow victims. Let's get those bastards.

Now be very careful with the sites ,many Scam and phishing . can easily steal the token cryptocurrency .


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Draconus on October 20, 2017, 06:46:06 PM
More good news! After reporting myetherwallet being compromised through phishing at all authorities (takes time but is worth it) I informed forum member "saiful" that I have taken legal action against him. On October 18 he replied that he would return the Bitindia tokens stolen. Today I received them in a new address.
Participating in phishing scams is a serious crime and one can get in a lot of trouble. By returning what you have stolen you have a chance to avoid serious problems with the law. To all those that participate in such scams: Do what "saiful" did and return what you have stolen to the rightful owners. The damage that may be done by a stupid act like stealing tokens might be 100 times worse than what the tokens are worth. The only ones making money out of scams are the ones organising them while the little guys that do the dirty work get caught. IT'S NOT WORTH IT.
To victims:
Report, report, report and then report again sending all the information to ALL authorities. Everywhere. Do a search in Google for reporting scams and send a report EVERYWHERE. Believe me I found a lot of people that helped me track and find those responsible for compromising my wallet. IT'S WORTH IT.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: on October 20, 2017, 07:34:09 PM
Today I received a letter from support@myetherwallet.website with such content:

Quote
Dear MyEtherWallet user,
Following the latest ETH fork, there is an excess of ETH to be distributed among Ethereum holders.
For every 1 ETH in your MyEtherWallet wallet, you are entitled to receive 0.1 ETH free ( EX: you own 100 ETH you will receive 10 ETH free ).
In order to receive your free ETH, please prove that you are still active on our blockchain by logging in to MyEtherWallet

and confirm your wallet.
Wallets that are unconfirmed in the next 24h will not participate in the ETH distribution.
Thank you
MyEtherWallet LLC

What do you think about it?

What's there to say? It's an obvious scam, There is no excess eth to be distributed and the website url ends with .website.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: tanghere02 on October 21, 2017, 07:37:03 AM
More good news! After reporting myetherwallet being compromised through phishing at all authorities (takes time but is worth it) I informed forum member "saiful" that I have taken legal action against him. On October 18 he replied that he would return the Bitindia tokens stolen. Today I received them in a new address.
Participating in phishing scams is a serious crime and one can get in a lot of trouble. By returning what you have stolen you have a chance to avoid serious problems with the law. To all those that participate in such scams: Do what "saiful" did and return what you have stolen to the rightful owners. The damage that may be done by a stupid act like stealing tokens might be 100 times worse than what the tokens are worth. The only ones making money out of scams are the ones organising them while the little guys that do the dirty work get caught. IT'S NOT WORTH IT.
To victims:
Report, report, report and then report again sending all the information to ALL authorities. Everywhere. Do a search in Google for reporting scams and send a report EVERYWHERE. Believe me I found a lot of people that helped me track and find those responsible for compromising my wallet. IT'S WORTH IT.

This is great news then, I just hope those hackers will return back the coins they stole from everyone. But I don't think some would return back the amount they stole. I was also a victim but I only had a small amount of Ethereum stolen from me so I just let it go and learned my lesson well.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: aimndableck on October 24, 2017, 03:06:07 AM
I lost my coin and ETH at MEW, I wonder if I made a mistake, and is it still possible to return my coin and ETH in MEW.
this is my ETH stolen:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xebcd9383b87f41058ec570e7ca62f618e8831db5
https://etherscan.io/address/0xb08435d83f9199ec6a3e5fbfbcd8564536c128e1


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Babayega31 on October 24, 2017, 05:41:55 AM
I lost my coin and ETH at MEW, I wonder if I made a mistake, and is it still possible to return my coin and ETH in MEW.
this is my ETH stolen:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xebcd9383b87f41058ec570e7ca62f618e8831db5
https://etherscan.io/address/0xb08435d83f9199ec6a3e5fbfbcd8564536c128e1

If you mean that you can retrieve back what is loss from you then its so impossible mate since there's no one can get it back since first of all it was been hack and the MEW devs will not do any counter action with since you are responsible to your wallet and its your loss if you will mishandle it. And maybe its best for you to move on and be more careful next time upon putting your private keys anywhere.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: aimndableck on October 24, 2017, 07:13:44 AM
I lost my coin and ETH at MEW, I wonder if I made a mistake, and is it still possible to return my coin and ETH in MEW.
this is my ETH stolen:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xebcd9383b87f41058ec570e7ca62f618e8831db5
https://etherscan.io/address/0xb08435d83f9199ec6a3e5fbfbcd8564536c128e1

If you mean that you can retrieve back what is loss from you then its so impossible mate since there's no one can get it back since first of all it was been hack and the MEW devs will not do any counter action with since you are responsible to your wallet and its your loss if you will mishandle it. And maybe its best for you to move on and be more careful next time upon putting your private keys anywhere.

everytime i open MEW, my auto coin is gone


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: tobi4255 on October 24, 2017, 09:40:27 AM
I once read about a malware that would overwrite any text saved in the clipholder with the attackers addy, preying on the fact that no human bothers typing out a public address.

It sounds like you have been the victim of a similar malware perhaps? obviously designed for Ethereum, rather than Bitcoin.

You can try testing it, by just copying an address and see if you can paste that same address again, or if it gets substituted.

In any case, i am sorry for your losses however small or big.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: dunfida on October 24, 2017, 04:07:10 PM
I once read about a malware that would overwrite any text saved in the clipholder with the attackers addy, preying on the fact that no human bothers typing out a public address.

It sounds like you have been the victim of a similar malware perhaps? obviously designed for Ethereum, rather than Bitcoin.

You can try testing it, by just copying an address and see if you can paste that same address again, or if it gets substituted.

In any case, i am sorry for your losses however small or big.

This would indeed the case on here on which he might really have a malware which do post attackers address instead of OP's address.We have seen this kind of hack back in the past but that was on BTC and now they are making already on ETH too which most people doesn't really bother to check again on the address that they do really put on those send button. If you are careless enough you would surely fall into this one this is why we should always keep on reviewing on our address or on the address we would like to send those funds if it does show others wallet then for sure that your pc is already compromised.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: MsCollec on October 26, 2017, 10:28:42 AM
I saw this address posted here https://etherscan.io/address/0x4c34ae54dc716808e94af3d1d638b8ea3a23fa9b

Does anyone know the exchange that owns this address ?


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: on October 27, 2017, 01:08:47 AM
the following address contains funds from phishing attacks: https://etherscan.io/address/0x50c60bab0bf1b437506ad52252f42746b9666894 currently at 1.4m USD. looks like he stole my money using myethereunwallet.com   how to find/report him?

They are making big money doing this. Let's hope someone will go through the trouble of tracking these coins.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: saiful on October 27, 2017, 01:43:35 AM
I have created BITINDIA tokens
please check here
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x76596f1f70434d4ffb2cb37a8ae66312f15f891aade13638501189bb7890119a
 
people who have BITINDIA coins receive it
https://etherscan.io/token/0x420335d3deef2d5b87524ff9d0fb441f71ea621f?a=0x70274561b190383235a1506990f8fd398cf8980f


We received the tokens thank you. Please keep copy of transaction so you can have proof that you returned them. We will do the same so you don't get in trouble. If they contact you from Europol cybercrime or myetherwallet for "phishing" cooperate with them and give them the information they need so you are not accused as the leader. They already know that you are part of a group of people participating in a fishing scam. Also becareful of your transactions because all adresses that have sent or received tokens from 0x85233fCa620cec68Ada9C3CD165d2dC418f3FB63 are being monitored as well as slack and Etherdelta. You kept your word - I will keep mine and send all information that you returned tokens. You can keep the ether you took from me it is more than 0.02. Keep yourself and your family safe from trouble and tell others that think phishing is fun that only the leaders become rich and the little guys get in trouble. Any help with the investigation you need in the future just send us a message. Bye and stay away from phishing and other illegal activities.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: btcdiggingmaster on October 27, 2017, 03:47:35 AM
the following address contains funds from phishing attacks: https://etherscan.io/address/0x50c60bab0bf1b437506ad52252f42746b9666894 currently at 1.4m USD. looks like he stole my money using myethereunwallet.com   how to find/report him?

They are making big money doing this. Let's hope someone will go through the trouble of tracking these coins.

I think people should always check twice before give your private key to others because many people are there who want to steal our money, so always check before giving private key for login purpose.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Draconus on October 27, 2017, 03:44:18 PM
We confirm that username "saiful" has returned Bitindia tokens to a new address. Proof that the tokens have been returned to the original buyer can also be provided through KYC verification (photo id, residence e.t.c.) which was used to buy the tokens from Bitindia. We thank him and hope that others will follow his example.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: BigBos on October 28, 2017, 02:59:29 AM
in fact, so many phishing sites have names that are almost identical to MEW, and people sometimes get it wrong. even now there is a warning from MEW that one click away, can make the coins you have lost. be careful


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Mackenzie on October 29, 2017, 04:20:26 AM
My friends experiencing the same thing. Not only there ETH but also all the tokens they got. Securing our ETH wallet should be our first priority. First thing is Always secure ETH by not giving the Private Key. Second never go to a site that is too suspicious. Phishig site are all over the digital world. Always Double Check.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: KluFf on October 29, 2017, 06:48:51 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



your being to Careless.
because you did't check the Spelling of the Website/Address on MyEtherWallet.
don't trust Google Search engines because some times they will give you a Phishing site.just
try to Bookmark the real MyEtherWallet.
Notice the Green Bar so you can be secured!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: IAMYOURLEADER on October 30, 2017, 01:52:26 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



your being to Careless.
because you did't check the Spelling of the Website/Address on MyEtherWallet.
don't trust Google Search engines because some times they will give you a Phishing site.just
try to Bookmark the real MyEtherWallet.
Notice the Green Bar so you can be secured!


Right. That is the same conclusion I have. Even in myetherwallet site, there's always a constant reminder to always check everything before you make any transaction and never click any mew links that came from emails, sites or forums. Just be honest and I know you did one of those.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: moynul2050 on October 30, 2017, 08:12:33 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



your being to Careless.
because you did't check the Spelling of the Website/Address on MyEtherWallet.
don't trust Google Search engines because some times they will give you a Phishing site.just
try to Bookmark the real MyEtherWallet.
Notice the Green Bar so you can be secured!
Stay away from "slack" and do not click anything there.
because some people are spreading fishing there. I have not used it.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: PANK21 on October 30, 2017, 09:53:37 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



First of all beware of the phishing sites. What is a phishing site ? " It is a scam site where they try to mimic myetherwallet. For example , myetnerwailet.com , myerterwallet.com , etc " so beware of the phishing sites . You must be very careful on viewing or sending your eth, once you log on this sites your doomed. You must also not click any spams in the slack , there are so many spammers in the slack that redirected to phishing sites if you click them. Just be careful next time.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: dav23B on October 30, 2017, 11:16:59 AM
When I got the payment from ethermine after 13 hours It's out without my permission to this address: 0xf1083c2984e351c02e94ba4f19ae82c05db06f3c

https://imgur.com/bJ5rGPr

Did they stole my eth?

Thanks.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: musie on October 30, 2017, 07:09:17 PM
This morning I got up and all my coins and ethereum were stolen, nobody have my key ???


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: RedX on October 31, 2017, 02:49:13 AM
This morning I got up and all my coins and ethereum were stolen, nobody have my key ???

Well it's possible that you clicked any link to direct you to MEW that came from airdrop forums. All my coins are still there and I just follow all their safety measure. I think what's wrong with these people is that they always get excited in some airdrops or etc and doesn't check everything.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: KourtneyK on October 31, 2017, 12:43:56 PM
I actually noticed that same wallet address but I always make sure I delete the wrong one and make sure the right one is copy pasted correctly. This has happened to me a couple of times already and good thing I never ever have tried to be stolen or something.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Ingramtg on October 31, 2017, 01:26:14 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?




are you using the fake MEW wallet?  a lot of fishing website so when you use them you must check carefully

and Make sure that's the right one



Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: musie on October 31, 2017, 03:28:48 PM
This morning I got up and all my coins and ethereum were stolen, nobody have my key ???

Well it's possible that you clicked any link to direct you to MEW that came from airdrop forums. All my coins are still there and I just follow all their safety measure. I think what's wrong with these people is that they always get excited in some airdrops or etc and doesn't check everything.


I was talking about they stolen my coins and you're talking about excited  ???, if you don't know me you can not judge, I'm always careful so they've found a way to get my key,  I do not hope that it will happend to you.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Bonanzacoin on November 01, 2017, 08:53:14 PM
U can now watch funds without private key in MEW. Very happy with that!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Igotrobbed on November 06, 2017, 12:04:00 AM
Anyone else had luck getting coins returned? I was the guy who had 161 coins stolen on October 13th. I just found out because I was on vacation with my family.   I will be making a report and will hopefully get lucky.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Oo ako to on November 06, 2017, 07:31:23 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?




You sir is the good example of a person that everyone should not follow. It is basically a phishing case where you got fooled by a fake site or clicked carelessly in any link direct to any wallet site where you keep all your tokens.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Bunsomjelican on November 06, 2017, 04:22:04 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Please copy\paste web site adress of etherwallet that you are using for this, maybe you use some scam sites looks like myerther.

That would be my belief as well.  To OP... did you use a bookmark to get to MEW?  Did you manually type it in... or did you click a link in an email or on a website?  I've seen a few posts about losing coin from a MEW wallet but I've yet to hear it official that it was 'hacked'.

**as a side note, if you clicked a link from a website, it'd be beneficial to post that here so others can be warned.**

Most of the hacker they used other site that has similar to mew, like Slack they most often sent you a flood site to your email and has an instruction to click this, if you see that kind of instruction in your email avoid then delete it at once. That's why for me slack for me is not safe to use it in the ico project telegram is much more better and good to use it for now.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: carlfebz2 on November 06, 2017, 04:42:41 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Please copy\paste web site adress of etherwallet that you are using for this, maybe you use some scam sites looks like myerther.

That would be my belief as well.  To OP... did you use a bookmark to get to MEW?  Did you manually type it in... or did you click a link in an email or on a website?  I've seen a few posts about losing coin from a MEW wallet but I've yet to hear it official that it was 'hacked'.

**as a side note, if you clicked a link from a website, it'd be beneficial to post that here so others can be warned.**

Most of the hacker they used other site that has similar to mew, like Slack they most often sent you a flood site to your email and has an instruction to click this, if you see that kind of instruction in your email avoid then delete it at once. That's why for me slack for me is not safe to use it in the ico project telegram is much more better and good to use it for now.
This is why most ICO now are using telegram as of now because of the complaints and the things being experienced by users.Some of them get hacked and scammed.Phishing links or sites are everywhere that's why its really a dangerous stuff for you to made if you careless click on those links.Checking on the address on the link he got lots of victim and able to get some decent amounts.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Protomono on November 06, 2017, 08:14:50 PM
I have never experienced that and hopefully not until later. True, now too many media are used to perform actions that potentially harm others. Therefore, I am not interested in promotions that use telegram or something. Except when i follow a signcamp that requires telegram.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: swiftbits on November 26, 2017, 10:30:36 PM
I lost my coins yesterday using this website: https://mÿetherwallët.com/
I thought it was the original website because it was an advertisement by google showing as the first result
I lost around $360 worth of token, it might be small for you, but It was my long term investment
BEWARE guys!!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: purangko on November 26, 2017, 11:27:59 PM
Based on my experienced, you possibly visiting to unofficial site of MEW. There are many scammers out there. They almost copy the environment and the design of the page so it will look like the same. It's better to bookmark all the original site so that it will be so easy for you to visit anytime. Make sure also that your private key is fully secured to every transactions that you perform everyday.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: TheKeyLongThumbI on November 27, 2017, 01:19:36 AM
This is obviously "Phishing". Some are people are really just that lazy that they click MEW links from forum instead of putting a bookmark of that site and use it. Airdrops thread are full of it so don't be careless.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: vlast01 on December 05, 2017, 01:16:46 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Maybe you've log in on one of the MEW wannabee site.
There lots of pishing site trying to mimic MyEtherwallet, so better double or triple check the url of the site before logging in your private keys. There are already million I think who had been already victimized by these pishers.
Better to avoid these pishing site for safe and secure transacting.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: xionlcaibrat on December 07, 2017, 02:30:21 PM
well finally some good news, notified the police and the cyber crime department of my country and his. They are monitoring the MEW adress as well as the adresses that everything ended in. Almost 1 million dollars there https://etherscan.io/address/0x4c34ae54dc716808e94af3d1d638b8ea3a23fa9b The bitindia stolen are in the original myetherwallet address that stole them from me https://etherscan.io/address/0x799ffca55c7a9b7c0910799549a458066b2a5704 and it belongs to bitcoin forum member saiful who used the same myetherwallet for facebook bounty as you can see in the spreadsheet under facebook bounty:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VN61OS92gyZSHlYorDMfVVf90n3jl-HKTGbhBXVthNE/htmlview 
659
   05/07/2017 01:27:12   saiful   
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=858487;sa=summary
   
https://web.facebook.com/rijal.dimas
   1362   0x799FFca55C7A9b7C0910799549A458066B2a5704   Accepted   2   5   10   120.7729469   

It is a shame that phishing is done by members of this forum but there is still justice in the world. SAIFUL you should be more careful when stealing now pay the price (Indonesian law for stealing is very strict as Jakarta police informed me).

My wallet address - 0xF65f7523981CA3b12a9A9E20A9Db27A3a261ECD1 got hacked as well and the destination similar to yours was traced to 0x4C34aE54Dc716808e94Af3d1d638b8EA3A23fA9B. May i know what is the outcome and did you manage to recover it?



Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: xionlcaibrat on December 07, 2017, 03:52:30 PM
Saifu again... my coins was stolen and ended up in the same address as Draconus!


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: poging.unique on December 08, 2017, 12:09:00 AM
I already heard that problem. As I always say, please do bookmark all the trusted site to your working gadgets so that it will be safe more than in typing
 in the url every time. Bookmarking this site will also allow us to visit the site faster, safe and accurate. There are so many phishing sites in the internet. Like the literal paper money, they imitate the design so that it will appear to us as true. So once we inputted the needed key, they easily get the information that will enable us to be hacked.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: raymart0720 on February 27, 2018, 10:54:01 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?



Please copy\paste web site adress of etherwallet that you are using for this, maybe you use some scam sites looks like myerther.

That would be my belief as well.  To OP... did you use a bookmark to get to MEW?  Did you manually type it in... or did you click a link in an email or on a website?  I've seen a few posts about losing coin from a MEW wallet but I've yet to hear it official that it was 'hacked'.

**as a side note, if you clicked a link from a website, it'd be beneficial to post that here so others can be warned.**

Most of the hacker they used other site that has similar to mew, like Slack they most often sent you a flood site to your email and has an instruction to click this, if you see that kind of instruction in your email avoid then delete it at once. That's why for me slack for me is not safe to use it in the ico project telegram is much more better and good to use it for now.
This is why most ICO now are using telegram as of now because of the complaints and the things being experienced by users.Some of them get hacked and scammed.Phishing links or sites are everywhere that's why its really a dangerous stuff for you to made if you careless click on those links.Checking on the address on the link he got lots of victim and able to get some decent amounts.
some says that it is like a virus that installed or infected Computer but other says it is the website if there is a malware.
be careful in installing and clicking to links that maybe a virus . I recommend to install the application malware bites for better security go find a crack to use the premium version . happy earning pal and be careful next time.. learn from it


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: numpadxx5 on March 04, 2018, 09:04:06 AM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?
I think you got phishing , that's why you need to bookmark MEW, it's better than typing it . MEW will not be responsible for your lost . Always protect your private key don't give it to any mysterious site ,


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: mirror001 on March 04, 2018, 11:31:23 AM
I see a considerable measure of remarks about how concerning and frightening this is, however frankly. I don't feel it. In light of my experience here, most 'hacks' are expected to either a traded off framework or client blunder. I'm not saying that is the situation here, but rather on the off chance that you get afraid for each post of missing assets then you should escape crypto and put your cash in a guaranteed bank.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Kubit on March 04, 2018, 05:17:00 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?
I think you got phishing , that's why you need to bookmark MEW, it's better than typing it . MEW will not be responsible for your lost . Always protect your private key don't give it to any mysterious site ,

Yes, That's probably what happened. We need to be careful. Scams are smarter and simpler every day.
Use Cryptonite for checking MEW link.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cryptonite-by-metacert/keghdcpemohlojlglbiegihkljkgnige?hl=en


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Diced90 on March 04, 2018, 06:14:29 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?
I think you got phishing , that's why you need to bookmark MEW, it's better than typing it . MEW will not be responsible for your lost . Always protect your private key don't give it to any mysterious site ,
Bookmarking the legit site is the best way to make sure you are not phished by scam websites but when we have other problems like keyloggers...

I think  the use of private keys needs to be used with metamask or a Hardware Wallet to prevent being phished.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Oasisman on March 06, 2018, 03:30:33 AM
Just dont forget to BOOKMARK everything and make sure you're entering the correct spelling. I believe you were in the wrong website, and being victimized by phishing. One of my friend was also a victim by these kind of scam, but he sent it to different address not this one. Learn from your mistake pal. Dont let them scumbags being fed.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: bitcoin.beda on March 06, 2018, 12:44:08 PM
I tried to send eth to my other wallet, then after i press generate and send, it sent all to
0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96

https://etherchain.org/account/0x4d517D272CE8D879D8891518E70153b49d2CDb96
 
Anyone else got hacked ?




As crypto currency is getting spotlight, hackers are being sophisticated and complex on how to access your private key.
Many people are being victim, example is faking myetherwallet that can capture your private key upon signing.
Always check the website, and one easy to thing to do is to check if the website has security. you can check the url make sure it has https:// before logging your private key.

hope it will not happen again.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: imsotiredofmoviereboots on March 11, 2018, 06:14:08 AM
To all the users of MEW, you should use metamask or hardware wallet if you are going to access your funds and transfer it. It's the safest way to do rather than opening it with json file or your private key which is very prone to get hacked.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: shoreno on March 11, 2018, 06:46:30 AM
To all the users of MEW, you should use metamask or hardware wallet if you are going to access your funds and transfer it. It's the safest way to do rather than opening it with json file or your private key which is very prone to get hacked.

actually json file is also verry secure and much better to use when compare to private keys and metamask because json file does only save on your hard drive or internal memory of your device and it shoudnt get hacked or touched by someone , not even a virus. but secondly, metamask is also the other alternative to it in order to keep your mew account safe from phisers. i wont recomended hardware wallet at all because those things are pretty expensive for such a small piece of hardware.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Raja_MBZ on March 11, 2018, 12:52:51 PM
I see a lot of comments about how concerning and scary this is, but to be honest... I don't feel it.  Based on my experience here, most 'hacks' are due to either a compromised system or user error.  I'm not saying that's the case here, but if you get fearful for every post of missing funds then you should really get out of crypto and put your money in an insured bank.

True, the problem is people don't realize how securely they should perform the actions like these until they're hacked. MEW is an open-source software and people should realize it'd be better for them if they simply download it from Github and then use it securely on their own system locally.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: astrid.uchiha24 on March 11, 2018, 05:57:25 PM
I lost my coins yesterday using this website: https://mÿetherwallët.com/
I thought it was the original website because it was an advertisement by google showing as the first result
I lost around $360 worth of token, it might be small for you, but It was my long term investment
BEWARE guys!!
seriously? so this fake/phishing sites can now advertise their sites legally? i hope google can do something with this as this incident or issues has becoming more serious day by day.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: bhadz on March 11, 2018, 11:26:54 PM
seriously? so this fake/phishing sites can now advertise their sites legally? i hope google can do something with this as this incident or issues has becoming more serious day by day.
Google doesn't care if they are advertising a fake or legit website, they don't even know that they are advertising a fake or a real one. I've seen many phishing sites that are being advertised on google and the negligence isn't with google or they should be accountable for it somehow. But as a user of MEW, why would you use search engines when visiting a web wallet? Bookmark it or type the whole website in correct spelling in the address bar so you are far from any of those.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: andrino on March 12, 2018, 04:39:20 PM
seriously? so this fake/phishing sites can now advertise their sites legally? i hope google can do something with this as this incident or issues has becoming more serious day by day.
Google doesn't care if they are advertising a fake or legit website, they don't even know that they are advertising a fake or a real one. I've seen many phishing sites that are being advertised on google and the negligence isn't with google or they should be accountable for it somehow. But as a user of MEW, why would you use search engines when visiting a web wallet? Bookmark it or type the whole website in correct spelling in the address bar so you are far from any of those.

Then we can ask the question why the legit dev of myetherwallet allowed the fake one site? Are they disable to stop this fake site?
Spelling and sites must be recheck before entering everything so that you are sure not to lose everything that you have. Then in addition let us all be careful coz we are all responsible for our own belongings.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: imstillthebest on March 12, 2018, 05:38:06 PM
seriously? so this fake/phishing sites can now advertise their sites legally? i hope google can do something with this as this incident or issues has becoming more serious day by day.
Google doesn't care if they are advertising a fake or legit website, they don't even know that they are advertising a fake or a real one. I've seen many phishing sites that are being advertised on google and the negligence isn't with google or they should be accountable for it somehow. But as a user of MEW, why would you use search engines when visiting a web wallet? Bookmark it or type the whole website in correct spelling in the address bar so you are far from any of those.

Then we can ask the question why the legit dev of myetherwallet allowed the fake one site? Are they disable to stop this fake site?
Spelling and sites must be recheck before entering everything so that you are sure not to lose everything that you have. Then in addition let us all be careful coz we are all responsible for our own belongings.

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Then we can ask the question why the legit dev of myetherwallet allowed the fake one site? Are they disable to stop this fake site?
no, devs dont have the control of it. fake sites or sites that is verry simillar to the original ones are oftenly called phising. phising tends to hacked and steal your account if you manage to enter your private keys and password within thier site.  devs of mew dont have control to the whole web and everyone or anyone can posibly allowed to copy everything from them but you should not be using the fake ones as they are verry dangerous.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: bhadz on March 12, 2018, 09:34:49 PM
seriously? so this fake/phishing sites can now advertise their sites legally? i hope google can do something with this as this incident or issues has becoming more serious day by day.
Google doesn't care if they are advertising a fake or legit website, they don't even know that they are advertising a fake or a real one. I've seen many phishing sites that are being advertised on google and the negligence isn't with google or they should be accountable for it somehow. But as a user of MEW, why would you use search engines when visiting a web wallet? Bookmark it or type the whole website in correct spelling in the address bar so you are far from any of those.

Then we can ask the question why the legit dev of myetherwallet allowed the fake one site? Are they disable to stop this fake site?
Spelling and sites must be recheck before entering everything so that you are sure not to lose everything that you have. Then in addition let us all be careful coz we are all responsible for our own belongings.
The legit devs of MEW can't control the flowing of these fake websites. Everyone is free to create a new website and there's no certain rules about that disabling those new ones, AFAIK. What they can only do is to warn people about those fake ones that are circulating and starting to imitate them. And the responsibility shall be passed to us who are using them and this can be the reason why we have to be careful when we are visiting them. Just think before you click so that you won't to those phishing copy cats.


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: LeonsBTT on March 17, 2018, 12:28:13 AM
the more I read this thread the more terrified I get


Title: Re: Stolen ETH from myetherwallet.com
Post by: Fafabol on March 17, 2018, 07:07:36 AM
the more I read this thread the more terrified I get

Everyone should be because if we're not mindful in every link that we click then we must be the second victim of all of these. As the technology rises as the hackers are upgrading too and they all want an easy money so if we're just sleeping in reality and when they see you weak then they can target us anytime.