Don't know if these will help:

• electrumdev@gmail.com (displayed in Github so I guess that there's no problem pasting this here) based from ThomasV's GitHub Profile.
  
• Bitcointalk Account: ThomasV
  
• Electrum Twitter page.
  
• Electrum Page's registration address:

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No one denied that fact. Like I said, it’s an exploit on the Electrum software. Electrum didn’t “attack” you. The hacker did. At the end, you did download the fake software from the fake Electrum website (electrum.cf).

Like I said, there is nothing he can do. ThomasV can’t recover your funds and I’m pretty sure he can’t take from his own pocket to pay you (if that’s what you are wondering).

If you want my suggestion, just move on. Sadly that’s all you can do.

Not sure what do you want to talk with him? Like I said: there is NOTHING he or anyone else can do to help you or recover your coins. Simple as that.

He’s also well aware of the exploit and has made some changes on the latest version of Electrum (which you didn’t had) to help preventing people from falling for this scam.

I just need to mention that there's a short notice on electrum.org download page stating:

And from the Important Announcement Board since the very first hour of the incident:
With those (together with the fact that it is an open-source project), we can assume that any incidents involving that particular hack can't be blamed to Electrum's developers.

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You can always turn to the authorities (Police) and report the incident, same as this guy who had his Electrum-stored Bitcoins (and Altcoins) stolen.
The chance to retrieve your coins might be slim but it's better than chasing your tail.

But you clicked the link in that message yes, and downloaded the byte executable from it?

Talking with ThomasV is useless. Let me explain what happened.

A hacker found an exploit on the Electrum software that made possible showing fake erros messages for users connected in specific servers hosted by the hacker. The “please update to version 3.3.2” message you saw was fake. What you downloaded from that link was a fake Electrum wallet that automatically sent all your coins to the hacker’s address.

Unfortunately, you can’t get your coins back. Bitcoin transactions are irreversible and your coins are gone. Not even ThomasV can help you. There is nothing anyone can do. Sorry.

nbhgh

Can you release on e of your multisig addresses just to check.

The virus is in the download as that box is sent from the server. As you'll notice that's electrum.cf and not electrum.org.

The electrum software was hacked and someone sent a message through that system as its a rediculously easy vulnerability to manipulate. I really hate these cheap scams.

If you have any more bitcoin. Get a new computer before doing anything with them...

Yelp, if I understood correctly, you did download and run the files from the fake links, right? If so, you got scammed and there is nothing else you can do.

It looks like you were scammed. If that was the case, your coins are gone. :/

Post here the links you were instructed to download for the fake update.

Did the message look like this? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5090097.0

Can you find the xprv's? You'll have to try and use those if you can.

You can't use the seeds because one it bip39 and electrum doesn't use that by default so the easiest way to do this is to use the xprvs.

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You're probably better off making a new wallet and transferring the funds to that however.