Coinb.in balance GONE? Hacked? Someone help please!!!

[needhelp123]

Ok so I just transferred bitcoins from one wallet to coinb.in wallet and after waiting several hours, I realize that the coins were withdrawn to another address. Now, I don't share my info with anyone, I have a clean PC in terms of viruses, and I have a password consisting of capital letters and numbers.

Please review the blockchain link:
https://blockchain.info/address/1Na34EcbRhVFdxyo8WXRuZQChdwPYHhPwX

Please someone tell me what is going on, or point me in the right direction. This is A LOT of money. Was I scammed by coinbin? gone? Am i completely missing something?? I'm freaking out

[OutCast3k]

Hey,

I run coinb.in, I wrote the majority of the code, it's open source, free to use, edit, download from github, run offline and use locally.

Whats importent to remember with coinb.in is that, the server does not hold your keys EVER, they are generated in your browser. I can confirm the coinb.in server is secure, and no unauthorized access has been made to it, and no modifications have been made to the site, it has not been hacked.

Unfortunately though, it seems that your coins have been moved from your address to another address (stolen?) Which means it's likely it's an issue your end with spyware/maleware, as I would have received 1000s of complaints from my user base if it was an issue with coinb.in

I'm sorry for your loss, I hope you figure out what happened and can report back.

All the best.

[ghostofgenghiskhan]

Related issue here:

I recently created a Coinb wallet and deposited some coins from another account. Initially, the coins appeared in my Coinb wallet. However, when I logged out of my wallet and logged back in, the wallet address had changed and the coins gone.

The private key I had recorded also doesn't appear to correspond to the address the coins were sent to, so my attempts to sweep the coins have been fruitless.

Is there any possibility of retrieving my coins?

[bL4nkcode]

Well, its most probably that you are hacked if you don't own this address 1BqvRBsPMAGvmE5T2oQ6gzdJxRdUaFWFs9 which is the receiving address of this person who got your 8+ BTC.

Tho someone mentioned that they are open source, are you sure that you use the original link/site since there are so many clone sites of this wallet since its open source and installed with some backdoors and if its really happen then I guess no one can help you out there to recover your coins. I'm sorry for your lose.

[hroub]

I just got 0.048049 BTC stolen because I entered my private keys online trying to sign transactions to spend 0.1999 BTC I had stuck in a multi-sig address. I managed to receive only

0.131 and 0.008 from https://blockchain.info/tx/bcbd90c0a4d198206865b8cccb227d6166d9b78b3c45d4ee66f8d83c6b69422f

and then from the 0.06 (that wasn't created by me) I received 0.011951 from https://blockchain.info/tx/fea862bdc6e827a0b25ad2d53a64cc3b5d408e27011a01adfbef165b643e8219

The remaining 0.0480377 BTC was sent to https://blockchain.info/address/1KT7sG84birTF2YvW5yP7G4NPeMs7Fcdbh and is lost/stolen

Also, they stole ALL of my 0.1999 BCH that was in https://blockdozer.com/address/33RZTwkqqixKySFim1oSXVcFFBAPUiBwLG

I am trying to find out how this happened since I never shared my private keys with anyone other than Coinb.in

I should have downloaded the offline version and used it only offline or avoided it all together. I didn't think of going offline because it was recommended by 2 savvy users and one of them was chatting with me online guiding me through the process...