Lost bitcoin

[jannee]

How is it possible that  someone sent my Bitcoins away???

I have blockchain.info wallet......

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[chrisvl]

You're the only one who have access to the wallet ?

[2double0]

It seems that either your private key or your wallet might have got hacked.

[jannee]

You're the only one who have access to the wallet ?

Yes only me have access.

How can someone hacked blockchain.info wallet... Nice..

[jacktheking]

You're the only one who have access to the wallet ?

Yes only me have access.

How can someone hacked blockchain.info wallet... Nice..

I suggest you to switch over to Mycelium. Blockchain.info is a web wallet and it is very vulnerable to attack/hacker. Although Mycelium is also centralized but its security is better than Blockchain.info - what I believe.

[FruitsBasket]

You're the only one who have access to the wallet ?

Yes only me have access.

How can someone hacked blockchain.info wallet... Nice..

there could be lot of reasons

1) your device was infected with malware or malicious things
2) you click links that are possibly phishing or links with keyloggers
3) you left your wallet open
4) someone knows your passwords and identifiers

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its better to not use your device,computer, or whatever you're using.

[orryde]

What address you using?

[jannee]

 1PrD9igjCxVAhqaDBcUQ4yCYuimYnxXm5h is my address..

Fortunately, there was not much bitcoins..   anyway I feel  

And now I have Two Factor Authentication..

[chrisvl]

check for keylogger-rat-phishing page

[mindrust]

You have been hacked, you should have installed kaspersky.

People do not ignore antivirus programs. They are the first thing you should have installed to your pc.

[ndnh]

Preventive measures:

1. Have 2FA enabled.
2. Enable secondary password.
3. Have a decent antivirus installed. Top up with anti-malware if possible.
4. Don't download suspicious stuff, view suspicious emails, visit suspicious webpages, links. Use common sense to a higher degree.

[bitnanigans]

It could've been the Blockchain.info random number generator bug, or you may have had a keylogger/trojan installed.

[foodstamps]

You really need to run tests on your system after this. Try Malware Bytes and see if it finds anything. The problem with keyloggers though if you have one is that many scans overlook them because they can be considered legit software since they do have a legitimate purpose.

[teddy5145]

This is why i dont recommend blockchain to anyone
My $5 got transferred to someone else wallet
And then i secured my account with SMS 2FA
But somehow he still managed to hacked my account and steal my balance again 
Im using xapo now with another SMS 2FA and haven't had any hacker attacks 

[Monopoly]

How is it possible that  someone sent my Bitcoins away???

I have blockchain.info wallet......


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I was hacked before by malware & malicious ... so don't be surprise for this ... check your PC by superantispyware

[jdebunt]

Probably some sort of virus or keylogger on your computer, do a complete scan and format if needed