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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Coinomi BUG or ...? on: July 04, 2020, 10:02:06 PM
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he was the first who requested the list ...i will send him
you have right i am new user and probable not enough trustworthy, but he is trusted enough, i will send him the list
he will the community more about ...

its a 214 MB file ... as i see some lines are duplicated, i think i have at least 500 k lines
and yes, i have a dell latitude 7480 with very good i7 processor and some gb ram...




and the strange things is that i fund my password in that list - and i use a really long and complex password for coinomi ...
Any chance I can have your file (the one with 2.6 million lines)? Feel free to remove your own password first. If you encrypt it and upload it somewhere secure, I'd like to see if by any chance my own password is in your list. I only use Coinomi on mobile though.
I don't expect my password to be in your list, but if it is, it proves something is terribly wrong.
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Coinomi BUG or ...? on: July 03, 2020, 06:31:06 PM
because i thought is something really strange i saved all them with ctrl+c and v in a text file (i use editpad pro) and its easy to count ... i mark the last line and editpad show the line number
maybe if the coinomi application did not freze so hard,  would have been more lines ... who know
i think this are not seeds or anything related to keys, they are coinomi passwords - when a coinomi wallet owner will send out money need put this password to approve the transfer
anyway is very very strange how can this appear in the application ..




i just updated yesterday my coinomi desktop wallet ... and like for 3-4 minute the whole coinomi screen with accounts and balance was frozen and in screen appear more than 2,6 million hash and password (i saved all data with the ctrl+c and v function)

How did you get to the number of 2.6 million passwords? I suppose they're not counted manually, is that number show somewhere in Coinomi UI?

and the strange things is that i fund my password in that list - and i use a really long and complex password for coinomi ...

To me, this is really weird, because according to what Coinomi says, all user data is only on the user's device, and there is an encrypted application data folder where seed/keys are stored. What interests me is where the user's password is stored? According to this, it turns out that it is located on a Coinomi server that sent everything to one user during an update in some crazy bug Huh

Assuming everything is stored locally, then it is impossible for one program to connect to millions of computers and pull all this data - or is it still possible?
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Coinomi BUG or ...? on: July 03, 2020, 02:14:01 PM
and the strange things is that i fund my password in that list - and i use a really long and complex password for coinomi ...
4  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Coinomi BUG or ...? on: July 03, 2020, 01:54:02 PM
checksum verified
no extra process work no extra resources is consuming in my pc ..so for sure nobody using my calculator for hash cracking, etc
and this strange things appeared only 1 time ... i use coinomi from mre than 1 year
only 1 time exactly when i updated the software
5  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Coinomi BUG or ...? on: July 03, 2020, 11:54:02 AM
i run kaspersky + malwarebytes licensed version
my crypto money is safe, nobody accessed my pc
coinomiwas downloaded from official website ....
6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Coinomi BUG or ...? on: July 03, 2020, 11:43:55 AM
i just updated yesterday my coinomi desktop wallet ... and like for 3-4 minute the whole coinomi screen with accounts and balance was frozen and in screen appear more than 2,6 million hash and password (i saved all data with the ctrl+c and v function) like

MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1e01ec93c98152f1a41b2ad779dac7:t67SaDq4NhFL7Q8UiVKuapR0U526axqG:Martinez5*
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1e0855d3757abec81d941dcfe7511f:teKoHEjEJmf69G1NCBcQj68mPA9YODyT:Harry2008!
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1eea1ac88d674d9d7437f3bd811580:jAoXfrfrZEwSFCwXdJXnPp3cPvYV8mbx:Spout500!
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1f1771d6faeff0bb9b88888676dc5c:tsNpCU8CmqhwFlkAmVZ1fgkWgvsvBCf3:Joshua#1
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1f8213a755e1f11e5f56d750378998:XKZxF1Jmq41W9dUgVdxF5UYSExpNbcko:May292009
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e1fd4f70b4fd5d73df2c6bc426f4eeb:jDkRzqo7BdA0hFShNDPdrgXeFDOQ8Q8o:Darlene5
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e200b9b6d49c30952be3dd3f220227e:5RVuru1Ec3936BBRYSKbisCQ4uXmOH5B:Africa97
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e20eb0133849e18f9845b09507e1d75:z2IyHlcgZkgBFg1vkRds1rPlR6eU7PDH:abc12345%
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e213146a374925c4251c3f99d1571c4:v1z6NhPTe25H4vQy5cM6AeA591Do6teh:chris0505
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e216fa6c6aa422cb519b72d09a250af:VsHui1XXKJoQcWKmkGHpqQjUTLyOjzl8:Windows.1
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e21df9d6a45b36008415b02bd5c49f9:cNCelGKO6qbhMDGr6mytBnXVQeSfOfHw:coolmom7
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e224247733b78db474d81817c39bb6b:V1DTxzmV6lvr5PjV2TlYue5pW7DdTU8T:B2thelake
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e23a82cec57d50f60b3534a19611636:ProithAAcq8UehoLoGpEym1o9dsgLMjD:comfort2
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e2423338f6ffbc92db1464607fa55d2:bXQxgAaa0Y5JLcKOizwS63boFNT7vQGp:newyork1$
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e24a96fa3d19b53c57eee8400c1146d:OoSK7glEyoJVXsrWRgO85RG14bvn6suR:almando1
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e24e9ec093695ac2a287ae9ca48fd76:6vuGgbyay4gGgPcY29hDo1cFkBdEry74:Lolalola1!
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e258894ca9cf477a0189f9eb47948fe:Tmp6oHzlf1MA6vJl9XsgBHFdMzgREb9Z:1Michelle
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e2725e19387519f8b7f2e7dacab44b5:NBa08pxqumWozsgQsJncBcPucigbruo7:Flyboy00
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e286d2faa4e0a898699ea971874072a:qzTBgo9ZtIDqFJdZMBIohk0WBKpaYYOw:Soccer13$
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e287b9ecf18751f3d57a39084858669:94bXx0eE0vfm4GbtoSlr14ISKn8k7jL8:Daddysgirl1!
MD5(SALTPLAIN) 9e28a112907c074734e4b39728a4f2a3:opUZalvALekFUOv2CSvRjXuatwlBH605:987654321ali

what you think what was happens? its a bug, what kind of data are this?
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