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Delete everything in folder %temp%.
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And another plane was shot, this time Air Algerie, coincidentally the flight was AH5017. e.g the 17.
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That pull is correct, non-cryptographically secure functions should never be used to generate pub/priv keypairs. Also, a Bitcoin address can be generated in pretty much ANY language, not just PHP. |
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It's pretty quiet, thats why. I have not looked at the charts, but just by looking at the price, I know something is off. Dell started accepting bitcoin, and then the price jumped by about 10 dollars, then it dropped by a few, now it's back to pre-Dell announcement...odd odd and odd.
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Thanks for the info everyone. Time to do some investigative research.
Also, what do you mean by small number of characters in your wallet address? There are nearly 2^256 possible private keys(not exactly full 256 bits but still nearly that much), and even if RIPEMD160 is just 160 bits, thats still a huge number. |
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I believe some time ago there was this one incident, but I can't honestly remember much. But rather than stolen, I think they were lost due to a bug in the software.
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If you are asking this question, then you are not by far, read to make a new cryptocurrency.
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 So much fail here  But what cracked me up  |
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To be honest I figured OP was being sarcastic about opening it. Please tell
Me you were kidding and the idea of opening it never crossed your mind...in fact anyone here who thought about opening it please do the world a favor and get off your computer!
I get a million spam emails every day and sometimes one slips by my spam filter but I can honestly say I've never been fooled. It's just so obvious, and if you're not sure check with the sender!
Obviously. These days I've become quite paranoid. I mean, it's obvious the email is distributing some malware, from miles away, but I am cautious about everything these days. |
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If I understand it correctly it would literally take years to get even one private key. Even so it is wise to move your coins from time to time. A moving target is much harder to hit.
You should add billions, or at least millions of years. Is this based on current CPU processing limits or taking into account future advancements in technology at a given rate? Yep and future too. Somebody even said that we are even safe from quantum computers, although I don't remember the reason. |
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If I understand it correctly it would literally take years to get even one private key. Even so it is wise to move your coins from time to time. A moving target is much harder to hit.
You should add billions, or at least millions of years. |
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Its somewhat surprising that some of the people here, instead of laughing at this e-mail are warning us that it's fake.
Seriously. "Federal Bureau Investigation"?
Congratulation (just one?).
.cn domain?
Make sure to "kindly" download the attachment.
Definition of kindly: Not on a sandbox or virtual machine, or a machine with an effective active antivirus.
Yeah, I got this off of my spam folder, I was obviously at the very least cautious. And yes, just the one congratulation. Imagine every criminal getting such an email, congratulating them on being arrested  I suggest you watch Ashens videos on youtube, he often deals with Chinese toys that have "just the one" sort of words |
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thanks the second link works fine. i was interested to read the article.
to the poster above me, do you mean you committed fraud on paypal previously ?
Sounded like that to me. And sounded like is scheming the same with Bitcoin. |
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And you got it from the misterious "wangtao" - this must be the real deal! That's probably the agent's undercover name |
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 What do you think? Should I accept the congratulations? |
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I'd start looking at what applications you've installed in the past 2-4 weeks. Especially the most recent ones.
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I keep my coins in my android wallet and back everything up!  Your android phone is much more vulnerable than you think. There are many apps out there that are malicious and can potentially steal your coins. |
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