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Quote from: allinvain on June 16, 2011, 10:18:13 PM

Does anyone know what possible filename this infection may come under? Or anything that can help me locate the infection if it is still in the system? Or at least to figure out if I indeed had this trojan.

Allinvain - I'm looking up that information as we speak. I'll post more shortly.

Quote from: jackjack on June 16, 2011, 10:07:15 PM

Renting a server costs only few $ a year
Even if the storage is ridiculous, it's far enough to store a encrypted wallet.dat...
I think it's worth it

I contacted the service - basically, they offer 2 things:

1.) wallet.dat back up via upload - 100 percent coverage for your BTC if anything should go wrong on their end.
2.) wallet.dat no upload - 100 percent coverage for your BTC wallet.

So either way you are covered for the coins you have. Finding out more Grin

Looks like Symantec just released the culprit who steals bitcoins from wallets Angry

Source: Symantec http://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2011-061615-3651-99&tabid=2

So I started looking around for anything to help protect BitCoins (besides encrypting).

Thanks Grue for that.

So when I look at this block http://blockexplorer.com/address/1GtkcbznYop1AeQ9mEqmEgm6BYeWgbYGUp I see ledger and Balance of 215.26429068 - so I'm assuming if I send to this payment address 1 BTC it is now 216.26429068 when I check back ?

one other question ....so there is noway ever to confirm someones wallet right ? like they are the rightful owners?

"@Allinvain - I hope this gets tracked down and you get some solid answer from commuity leaders"

I had a noob question can BTC still be sent to the wallet that was stolen ? maybe you can trace it that way ?

Quote from: Maged on June 15, 2011, 01:29:28 AM

For our sake, please use good discretion.

lol ... good point I'll defiantly"filter" out the bad suggestions ... and pure spam!

As long as it's decent and family friendly LOL .. Grin

and of course a small tip would be nice ...just PM me or write below ...

1FsxXFAJkxMU1TwRpmdrQUvq6T2UENidVi

Quote from: Maged on June 15, 2011, 01:17:19 AM

Quote from: haydenwaves on June 15, 2011, 01:14:11 AM

their wallet is stolen , erased or removed does the transaction tell me so ?

Thanks! Grin

Nope. The transaction will go through like any other. If the wallet was lost, the coins will never be able to be claimed.

Wow, BTC lost forever hey ? the bitcoin grave Sad

Quote from: Yankee on June 15, 2011, 01:17:10 AM

Hey man!

I'm unsure at which point it was stolen, but all transactions are tracked in the block count. Do you know his BT address? You can use BlockExplorer.com i.e. http://blockexplorer.com/address/1GtkcbznYop1AeQ9mEqmEgm6BYeWgbYGUp

this was hypothetical thank god!

thanks for replying!

their wallet is stolen , erased or removed does the transaction tell me so ?

Thanks! Grin

be wary people before you start dropping hard earned cash into things!

[bump]

I guess this is the only answer?

Quote from: dazoe on June 14, 2011, 05:23:10 AM

I don't believe it can be done. Unless you has access to their wallet.dat

ohhh ....obviously, that won't happen..

Quote from: lessPlastic on June 14, 2011, 05:18:07 AM

Good question, I'm wondering the same thing.

Thanks I don't feel like such a noob! Grin

btw: nice service if its yours http://bitcoinvert.com/ been looking for something like this!

else's ? I know you can see your own balance in the client itself ...

I've heard of blockexplorer but don't know how to read it - is it possibly to put someones payment address and see how many bitcoins they have?

Thanks!

Quote from: goldeneagle on June 13, 2011, 07:37:12 PM

A bounty is simply an offer to pay someone to solve a problem the offerer wants solved.

Thanks! make sense now! Grin

I see this used a lot what is it exactly? What is a Bounty? Grin

buying tomorrow ....who would sell bitcoins ? that is just dumb haha ...