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Title: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: timeout on April 09, 2014, 05:26:09 PM What am i doing wrong, do i need to decode the base58 private key? if so how do i do it, please keep this simple i'm bad at technical stuff.. update: this account was hijacked from approx. April 4 until today all business in that time period shall be deemed null and void i was informed there has been some scamming and hacking going on, now i took back control and put end to this! Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: blacksails on April 10, 2014, 05:37:06 PM How do i do this? it says its encoded with base58 and when i copy paste the entire text of the multibit.key it says error decrpyting wallet Why don't you just upload the .key file to blockchain directly?What am i doing wrong, do i need to decode the base58 private key? if so how do i do it, please keep this simple i'm bad at technical stuff.. Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: Nagato4 on April 10, 2014, 05:39:35 PM First, export private keys from multibit: http://multibit.org/help_exportingPrivateKeys.html
Does your private key look something similar to this 5Kb8kLf9zgWQnogidDA76MzPL6TsZZY36hWXMssSzNydYXYB9KF (start with "5", and is 51 characters long)? Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: Nagato4 on April 10, 2014, 05:41:33 PM How do i do this? it says its encoded with base58 and when i copy paste the entire text of the multibit.key it says error decrpyting wallet Why don't you just upload the .key file to blockchain directly?What am i doing wrong, do i need to decode the base58 private key? if so how do i do it, please keep this simple i'm bad at technical stuff.. I believe blockchain.info can only read wallet.dat (bitcoin-qt) and wallet.aes.json directly. Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: blacksails on April 10, 2014, 05:45:43 PM How do i do this? it says its encoded with base58 and when i copy paste the entire text of the multibit.key it says error decrpyting wallet Why don't you just upload the .key file to blockchain directly?What am i doing wrong, do i need to decode the base58 private key? if so how do i do it, please keep this simple i'm bad at technical stuff.. I believe blockchain.info can only read wallet.dat (bitcoin-qt) and wallet.aes.json directly. Import / Export Multiple Private Key Formats - Mini private keys, Wallet Import Format, Base58, Base64 and Hex. Watch Only - Watch Only addresses allow you to view transactions at an address without storing the private key in your wallet. Brain Wallet - Generate A private key from a passphrase. Import From QR Code - Scan A private key using a webcam. Import Wallet Files - Vanitygen, pywallet, blockchain.info and multibit .key files supported. Export Encrypted or Unencrypted. JSON RPC Import - Import / Export using the bitcoind JSON RPC API Paper Wallets Sign Message - Sign a message to prove you own a bitcoin adddress. Verify Message - Verify the owner of a bitcoin address. Import Bitcoin-Qt Wallet - Import keys from a wallet.dat file. Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: Nagato4 on April 10, 2014, 05:48:50 PM How do i do this? it says its encoded with base58 and when i copy paste the entire text of the multibit.key it says error decrpyting wallet Why don't you just upload the .key file to blockchain directly?What am i doing wrong, do i need to decode the base58 private key? if so how do i do it, please keep this simple i'm bad at technical stuff.. I believe blockchain.info can only read wallet.dat (bitcoin-qt) and wallet.aes.json directly. Import / Export Multiple Private Key Formats - Mini private keys, Wallet Import Format, Base58, Base64 and Hex. Watch Only - Watch Only addresses allow you to view transactions at an address without storing the private key in your wallet. Brain Wallet - Generate A private key from a passphrase. Import From QR Code - Scan A private key using a webcam. Import Wallet Files - Vanitygen, pywallet, blockchain.info and multibit .key files supported. Export Encrypted or Unencrypted. JSON RPC Import - Import / Export using the bitcoind JSON RPC API Paper Wallets Sign Message - Sign a message to prove you own a bitcoin adddress. Verify Message - Verify the owner of a bitcoin address. Import Bitcoin-Qt Wallet - Import keys from a wallet.dat file. Thanks for that. Looks like you are right. I have only used this page (https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet) long long time before, and it only handles the 2 wallets I mentioned. :) BTW, they forget to mention bitcoin-qt in the features page. :D Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: blacksails on April 10, 2014, 05:58:34 PM How do i do this? it says its encoded with base58 and when i copy paste the entire text of the multibit.key it says error decrpyting wallet Why don't you just upload the .key file to blockchain directly?What am i doing wrong, do i need to decode the base58 private key? if so how do i do it, please keep this simple i'm bad at technical stuff.. I believe blockchain.info can only read wallet.dat (bitcoin-qt) and wallet.aes.json directly. Import / Export Multiple Private Key Formats - Mini private keys, Wallet Import Format, Base58, Base64 and Hex. Watch Only - Watch Only addresses allow you to view transactions at an address without storing the private key in your wallet. Brain Wallet - Generate A private key from a passphrase. Import From QR Code - Scan A private key using a webcam. Import Wallet Files - Vanitygen, pywallet, blockchain.info and multibit .key files supported. Export Encrypted or Unencrypted. JSON RPC Import - Import / Export using the bitcoind JSON RPC API Paper Wallets Sign Message - Sign a message to prove you own a bitcoin adddress. Verify Message - Verify the owner of a bitcoin address. Import Bitcoin-Qt Wallet - Import keys from a wallet.dat file. Thanks for that. Looks like you are right. I have only used this page (https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet) long long time before, and it only handles the 2 wallets I mentioned. :) BTW, they forget to mention bitcoin-qt in the features page. :D A bit weird that they don't mention it with the other wallets though! :D Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: Nagato4 on April 10, 2014, 06:04:34 PM How do i do this? it says its encoded with base58 and when i copy paste the entire text of the multibit.key it says error decrpyting wallet Why don't you just upload the .key file to blockchain directly?What am i doing wrong, do i need to decode the base58 private key? if so how do i do it, please keep this simple i'm bad at technical stuff.. I believe blockchain.info can only read wallet.dat (bitcoin-qt) and wallet.aes.json directly. Import / Export Multiple Private Key Formats - Mini private keys, Wallet Import Format, Base58, Base64 and Hex. Watch Only - Watch Only addresses allow you to view transactions at an address without storing the private key in your wallet. Brain Wallet - Generate A private key from a passphrase. Import From QR Code - Scan A private key using a webcam. Import Wallet Files - Vanitygen, pywallet, blockchain.info and multibit .key files supported. Export Encrypted or Unencrypted. JSON RPC Import - Import / Export using the bitcoind JSON RPC API Paper Wallets Sign Message - Sign a message to prove you own a bitcoin adddress. Verify Message - Verify the owner of a bitcoin address. Import Bitcoin-Qt Wallet - Import keys from a wallet.dat file. Thanks for that. Looks like you are right. I have only used this page (https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet) long long time before, and it only handles the 2 wallets I mentioned. :) BTW, they forget to mention bitcoin-qt in the features page. :D A bit weird that they don't mention it with the other wallets though! :D Oops, my bad. I guess I need coffee... Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: timeout on April 12, 2014, 09:58:23 PM and you helped the scammer to steal people's keys, you basically mentored him!
when he spread trojan keylogger from his bogus website - good job, guys! the last guy was got for ~ 3.500 $ sadly Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: jparsley on April 12, 2014, 10:44:19 PM This looks very bad
Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: timeout on April 12, 2014, 10:51:39 PM imagine my surprise, when i got some angry message in my mailbox,
saying someone used my abandoned account to scam people... they should have known better than to visit some shill websites that promise to give you free BTC! and employ proper, several levels of security for their substantial monetary funds, like 3k USD Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: MonkeyDOH on April 13, 2014, 02:44:44 AM Glad you get your "bitcointalk" account back, timeout
Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: Light on April 13, 2014, 02:47:51 AM and you helped the scammer to steal people's keys, you basically mentored him! when he spread trojan keylogger from his bogus website - good job, guys! the last guy was got for ~ 3.500 $ sadly I don't see how it's our fault if people are unable to have a secure password/use 2FA. People should have a little more common sense than that. Not to mention this information is available freely on the wiki and on the Blockchain site. Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: timeout on April 14, 2014, 10:47:43 AM and you helped the scammer to steal people's keys, you basically mentored him! when he spread trojan keylogger from his bogus website - good job, guys! the last guy was got for ~ 3.500 $ sadly I don't see how it's our fault if people are unable to have a secure password/use 2FA. People should have a little more common sense than that. Not to mention this information is available freely on the wiki and on the Blockchain site. every time i laugh, when i see an individual identifying himself with the group of peers and starting to use "we" instead of "i" frucking speak for yourself - there is no "we" in "you"! "you" must refer to yourself as "i", not "we", LoL Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: blacksails on April 14, 2014, 07:01:14 PM and you helped the scammer to steal people's keys, you basically mentored him! when he spread trojan keylogger from his bogus website - good job, guys! the last guy was got for ~ 3.500 $ sadly I don't see how it's our fault if people are unable to have a secure password/use 2FA. People should have a little more common sense than that. Not to mention this information is available freely on the wiki and on the Blockchain site. every time i laugh, when i see an individual identifying himself with the group of peers and starting to use "we" instead of "i" frucking speak for yourself - there is no "we" in "you"! "you" must refer to yourself as "i", not "we", LoL (and lol, frucking! :D) Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: timeout on April 14, 2014, 11:14:55 PM "it's none of our fault" - please, elaborate,
what is this "our" that you are representing? humankind? your multiple personalities? etc.? Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: blacksails on April 14, 2014, 11:25:08 PM "it's none of our fault" - please, elaborate, Why are you so mad? I don't get it. what is this "our" that you are representing? humankind? your multiple personalities? etc.? Our, us, the ones who helped the "hacker" in this thread. How can someone getting scammed be our (the ones who posted in this specific thread if you're unable to think so far yourself) fault? Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: Nagato4 on April 15, 2014, 09:13:31 AM and you helped the scammer to steal people's keys, you basically mentored him! when he spread trojan keylogger from his bogus website - good job, guys! Someone asked a question "how to export private keys?" and I answered. It is just as simple as that. The question is not suspicious at all, and the answer is not difficult to be figured out at all. How do I know the poster is a scammer/hacker lol? ;D Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: timeout on April 17, 2014, 12:08:37 AM "you're unable to think so far yourself"
incidentally, my intellect by far surpasses your feeble brain processi so just shush, baby Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: Nagato4 on April 17, 2014, 07:13:31 AM incidentally, my intellect by far surpasses your feeble brain processi so just shush, baby And your account has been hacked lol ;D Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: blacksails on April 17, 2014, 11:52:17 AM Okay, this guy is obviously a troll or just in need of professional help. Lets not feed him anymore shall we?
Title: Re: Exporting private keys from multibit to blockchain *uncrypted* Post by: Nagato4 on April 17, 2014, 01:51:23 PM Okay, this guy is obviously a troll or just in need of professional help. Lets not feed him anymore shall we? Sure. Btw, I don't even know if he really has been hacked, or if he has really recovered the control of the account lol. |