The patch seemed to be legit and led directly to the electrum website.
Unfortunately not. The one and only original electrum site is https://electrum.org/. The message which was shown to your came from a malicious electrum server you were connected to. And it linked to a (faked) github repository with no source code, and only a (malicious) binary available to download. Unfortunately, you have been a victim of the phishing campaign. Your funds are gone. |
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I get this error when I drag and drop the Jackjack file into python!
But where did you get the file from ? The .js extension means it is a javascript file. But pywallet is a python ( .py file). Reading the first few lines of the code it refers to python 2.2 I have 2.7, is this wrong? did I download the wrong one?
No, python 2.7 is correct. I thought jackjack bypass the wallet file and get to the keys, am I wrong?
Yes, you can give pywallet a drive to search for possible private keys. Last question does Jackjack look into windows backup/ restore files as well??
It looks wherever you want it to look at. Usually you just give it a whole drive / partition as parameter with the --recover and --recov_device parameter Can you verify that you have downloaded pywallet.py from https://github.com/jackjack-jj/pywallet/blob/master/pywallet.py ? |
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I had a similar issue when I was hosting shitcoin masternodes. So I added in one extra line in the wallet conf file You don't need to explicitly set listen=1, since it is enabled by default (if you are not using connect). ufw allow ssh/tcp
ufw allow 11333/tcp 11333 was the port. I had sudo access. Without these codes my daemons would not run and would return a connection refused or connection timed out error. Since OP set up two virtual machines, i doubt he has installed a firewall and restricted the access. Especially since he was able to access the interface from his 2nd (client-) machine, but no longer from the server itself via loopback. I still belief the following addition should work: rpcbind=127.0.0.1
rpcbind=192.168.1.11
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.13 # or 192.168.1.0/24 if you want to be able to access it from the whole local network
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Bob, why you add negative feedback?
Show me the users was scammed, how much they have been scammed, provide proof.
Anyone don't be scammed and you know it, so why you add negative feedback?
There is an scam accusation open against you. And instead of resolving it, you decided to create a new account and a new ANN thread. Therefore, as you properly quoted, my rating says: Created alt account instead of properly solving the scam accusation
I did not claim you scammed someone. But creating a new account to not longer have a flag and negative ratings displayed, while still promoting the business you got the ratings for, is shady behavior. And anyone seeing your new ANN, should know that there is an open scam accusation and that several user belief your business is shady. |
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if you lost your recovery seed or private keys your funds are go forever
And this exactly is the reason why OP asked how we secure our mnemonic code. The question was not whether it is important to have a backup, but how to secure it. to avoid the mistake of losing your keys you should write down your keys somewhere safe and secured or buy a hardware wallet
A hardware wallet doesn't mean you don't need a backup of your mnemonic code anymore. Those devices can break too (just as a hard drive). A backup of your mnemonic code / root key / whatever is always necessary, regardless of which kind of wallet you use. |
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Do you know what Schizophrenia is?
You sir seem to perfectly know what it is.  Not necessarily. While a high percentage knows and accepts their disorder, there is also a (smaller) percentage of people not accepting / heavily denying their mental disorder. And i believe noshame-noprotect game-protect belongs to the latter one. Paired with an extremely low IQ, he doesn't only deny his disorder, but also doesn't know what it is at all. |
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What is your budget? 50k$ ? 100k ?
You definitely shouldn't waste the time of a professional developer (-team) with less than 30k-40k.
Or you will receive garbage, which will be a sweet little exercise for the next-gen hacker (a.k.a IT students in their 4th semester). And your money will be wasted.
However.. i doubt that you will find a developer here.
As pointed out by others already.. any serious developer(-team) will skip your request.
And i also doubt you have the budget to build an proper exchange from scratch.
If you are serious, you might want to edit your OP to include proper information, less hate and maybe sign a message from an address containing enough funds (roughly 3 - 6 BTC).
Then, and only then.. you will get way more serious replies.
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Alright, never mind. My proposed solution does not work since 0.18.0: The rpcallowip option can no longer be used to automatically listen on all network interfaces. Instead, the rpcbind parameter must be used to specify the IP addresses to listen on.
The solution from A-Bolt rpcbind=127.0.0.1
rpcbind=192.168.1.11
together with: rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.13 # or 192.168.1.0/24 if you want to be able to access it from the whole local network
should work for your setup. |
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Can you try it without rpcbind and with the following: rpcallowip=192.168.1.0/24
This should work. If not, you might find an anomaly in the logs. Feel free to post them here if you need help inspecting them (using a service like pastebin for example). |
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Is there a way I can rpcbind to both local and external? or tell bitcoin-cli to use the network ip?
Just don't use the rpcbind statement at all. With IPs in rpcallow and no rpcbind, your server will listen on all interfaces (including loopback). This should allow you to connect to it from outside of your network (i.e. in this case from the other VM) and from localhost. |
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Thanks for the answer. I'm a little bit confused. You mean, I should not use my phone to connect my hardware wallet?
Like for example, I want to generate a new address on my hardware wallet, I should not use my phone to do it?
No, that's not a problem. What pooya87 (most probably) meant is that you shouldn't carry your hardware wallet with you all the time (to use it with your mobile). A hardware wallet is used for long term and secure storage. Your mobile wallet should be used for every-day spendings. However, if you have 2 hw's you can of course use one for your long term storage (securely stored at home) and the second one for your every-day spendings. That's definitely more secure than just using a mobile wallet. Creating new receiving addresses on your mobile is not a problem at all. You don't even need to connect your HW to do that. Connecting your mobile with your HW itself is not a problem either. You just shouldn't carry all of your funds (a.k.a. the private keys) with you all the time. |
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IMO if you state you are accepting BTC in the one, and accept ALTS in the other.. this should be fine.
That shouldn't count towards being a duplicate. It is the same service, yes.. but different payment options.
And that definitely is no plagiarism. You can not plagiarize your own content.
However, the more elegant option would probably be to move it into the Service section, since there is a lot more exposure there compared to the ALTS section.
Creating a second thread in the ALT service section shortly describing your service and linking to the original one in the BTC Service section wouldn't hurt either (for you exposure-wise and being compliant to the forum rules).
That's at least my opinion on this topic.
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You weren't tagged because having multiple accounts is fine. But cheating in bounties with them is not. It's very strange to send something to one address and then send it back. As for me.
It is also very strange that you allegedly invited him into this forum while not having an account here at this time. Different addreses
Different addresses which sent tokens to the same recipient later. different campaigns
There is literally proof in the OP, that both accounts joined the same campaigns. different level of English (my friend is C2/C1 level, and i'm near B  ) C1/C2 ? I wouldn't consider the following C1 (by far not): There are plenty of meaningless coins on the market and they don't even worth mentioning on any kind of platform.
More like B1/B2. |
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since this is a "phone wallet" and i don't know of any hardware wallet that you could connect to your phone most of all Trezor, i am going to say no it does not support it.
Mycelium, for example, supports the Trezor, KeepKey and Ledger to be used. IMO a (really) good wallet should support hardware wallets, even though it might not be necessary because most people probably store the majority of their coins on the hardware wallet at home, while only carrying a small (pocket money) amount with them (on a mobile wallet). |
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You might be using custom trust list, in my case, with default trust, Bitcoin_Arena seems to be supporting the flag, he is a DT member according to Default Trust.
Yes, the flag is supported by one DT2 member, therefore it is valid and shown to newbies and guests who didn't explicitly distrust him (which probably not a single newbie has). How much DT support needs for a flag?
A type 1 (newbie warning) flag - which it is in this case - requires more people (in your personal trust list; e.g. DT) supporting it than opposing. A type 2/3 flag requires 3 more people supporting than opposing. |
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Do you have any more information regarding the URL ? Does it only display ledger.com but links to a completely different site ? Is this even possible on reddit ? Or was there some kind of advanced attack (spoofing of any kind, etc. ) ? I wasn't able to gather anything related to that from the reddit post. |
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Where does the javascript file jackjack.js come from ?
And how do you call it ? Via double-click or command line ?
I hope you two get it fixed.
But do not share any sensitive information with anyone! Avast12 changed his password last week.
Doesn't have to mean something.. but better be safe than sorry.
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Well, just make 3 or 4 parts and spread it  I know that's a bit oldschool solution, but I'm not familiar with that passphrase. A better solution regarding splitting the mnemonic code would be Sharmirs Secret Sharing. With this algorithm, you are able to split your mnemonic code into unique sets, so that X out of Y parts (doesn't matter which exactly, just X out of Y) are required to construct the whole mnemonic. That's definitely preferable to simply splitting it into pieces without the sharing scheme. |
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Den Gewinn vs € musst du doch versteuern, oder habe ich da was falsch verstanden?
Nein, wenn du coins mit einer haltezeit von über einem Jahr verkaufst, ist jeglicher Gewinn steuerfrei. Es wäre sogar nicht einmal nötig das anzugeben. Nach deutschem Recht muss den Verkauf nicht angeben, wenn es steuerrechtlich nicht relevant ist (was bei > 1 Jahr Haltezeit der Fall ist). Jedoch wäre es trotzdem sinnvoll, das anzugeben. Sollte sich in Zukunft was am Recht ändern, hätte dir die Behörde den vorherigen steuerfreien Verkauf bereits "genehmigt". Damit wäre man auf der sicheren Seite. Bei einem Veräußerungsgeschäft innerhalb der Haltefirst von einem Jahr, fallen ab einem Wert von 600€ Steuern an (Achtung: 600.- Freigrenze, nicht Freibetrag!). Alles nach einem Jahr ist komplett steuerfrei  |
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Advantage of being legendary in bitcointalk:
1.More signature space
2.Five stars under your profile.
3.While being a participant of campaign chances of getting more rewards.
1. You get the maximum signature space when getting Member (4000 characters). And there is no difference regarding the signature between legendary and hero member. 2. You get 5 coins once you reach hero member. When turning legendary, the last coin turns half blue. 3. Usually there is no difference between a hero and a legendary member regarding the rewards. |
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