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Title: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: ddumoh on January 13, 2014, 07:45:49 PM WARNING USER junnoncoin THIEF AND SCAMMER
IN THIS TOPIC https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=413045.0 HE GAVE A LINK TO A FUCKED WALLET JUNNON. THERE WAS A FILE JUNNON-QT.exe THAT DISSAPEARED AFTER FIRST LAUNCH. AND NOW I HAD A STOLEN BITCOIN wallet.dat AS RESULT AND OUTCOIMNG TRANSACTION TO 14McnYB3KDUPjfRQaftzBJSiyZr2TadE6b. HE PROMISED TO GIVE DOGE AND NO DOGE HAD COME. OBVIOUSLY JUNNONCOIN THIEF AND SCAMMER BE AWARE!!!!!!! Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: Chancellor on January 13, 2014, 07:46:56 PM Letters are definitely too small, then hard to read.
Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: CoinCidental on January 13, 2014, 07:47:36 PM how many bitcoins were stolen ?
Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: ddumoh on January 13, 2014, 07:50:17 PM how many bitcoins were stolen ? not to much but all I've in my wallet. From blockchain: 14McnYB3KDUPjfRQaftzBJSiyZr2TadE6b 0.022 BTCAccidentally the main value I have on exchanges Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: xbudahx on January 13, 2014, 07:51:43 PM how many bitcoins were stolen ? That address only has deposits totaling .102 so not much if true.. Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: LitecoinRates on January 14, 2014, 01:37:54 PM I just had 49,000 DODGE stolen too from the same thing >:(
Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: lonesoul on January 14, 2014, 01:42:06 PM Note to self, Don't download a wallet that is completely unrelated to the coin being offered as a reward.
you guys really do need to start being more careful, there are far to many con-men out here to simply download any file! Sorry to hear about the loss, What antivirus/spyware/malware programs do you have installed? if you don't have anything INSTALL some! Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: Luror on January 14, 2014, 01:42:54 PM Probably the same scammer as the user who did Yinyuancoin scam:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=387570.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=388838.0 fake doge giveaway, trojan inside (?), chinese language coin UPD Virustotal results for junnoncoin-qt.rar: Code: Detection ratio: 11 / 47 https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/40c0fa7c55831acc41869117feabd0eda28bfd43941bf97284b2f7a51586c878/analysis/1389708590/ Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: katsoo on January 14, 2014, 02:01:37 PM I lost coins last night, pretty much any coins I didn't back up. I kept trying to get a certain wallet to load, let alone sync, then crash-bang went the computer, and all my appdata wallet.dats were gone. I had just thrown a bunch of different coins up for trade, so the blow wasn't quite so bad. I've learned, #1 do the backups onto my thumbdrive, and #2 be hella more careful. I still don't know if I lost them because of that one wallet that wouldn't work, or if it was from something else. Just glad I backed up my better coinage.
Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: ultrastructure on January 14, 2014, 02:07:45 PM When will you guys learn. Use a virtual machine for .exe files you don't trust, even if a virus scan doesn't show anything
Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: lonesoul on January 14, 2014, 02:17:25 PM When will you guys learn. Use a virtual machine for .exe files you don't trust, even if a virus scan doesn't show anything Good point - http://aws.amazon.com/ is a good one - they have a "Free" teir which you can get a basic server setup on - its very light weight on the spec but it will be a life saver if you find out one of the wallets you downloaded is a nasty! With regards to backups - If someone has stolen your Wallet.dat file and you have backed up the Wallet.dat - what happens when they hacker empties the stolen version of the file? Previously i have moved my wallets around (for Pennies) and have ended up opening 2 wallets that were using the same Wallet.dat file - if i sent coins from one of them the coins vanished from the other as well. I had assumed this was supposed to happen otherwise you could just keep copying a wallet.dat file with coins in it, send the coins, load a back up, send the coins again and keep going until you have run out of backups!. So im assuming it would be best practice to create a new wallet and transfer the coins over to the new wallet before the hacker can empty the copy of the wallet that was stolen. Could someone let me know if the bit in red is a sensible thing to do. Title: Re: WARNING!!! THEFT AND SCAMMER! Post by: Morticio on January 19, 2014, 04:48:31 AM steal me 0.08 btc but i don't know if it's with this post
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