annapotpot (OP)
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November 08, 2017, 04:57:13 PM |
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I am seeing a lot of SENT transactions on my account which I did not do. I am guessing those are the changes from my previous received transactions but Ive never seen those before and it only started this october. If my account was hacked then why is the hacker did not withdraw all my BTC. So should I be worried? Thanks Screenshot of transaction below I cant seem to embed images directly on my post, is that normal on this forum?
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Potato Chips
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November 08, 2017, 05:44:24 PM Last edit: November 08, 2017, 07:05:28 PM by Potato Chips |
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I am seeing a lot of SENT transactions on my account which I did not do. I am guessing those are the changes from my previous received transactions but Ive never seen those before and it only started this october. If my account was hacked then why is the hacker did not withdraw all my BTC. So should I be worried? Thanks Screenshot of transaction below I cant seem to embed images directly on my post, is that normal on this forum? If you didn't remember sending those and the total amount of bitcoin you have has decreased then its possible that your wallet has been compromised. You should move your remaining coins in a much more stable wallet like electrum. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ Yes newbies aren't allowed to embed an image but you can ask someone with a higher rank to quote it for you. [ I just quoted it ]
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November 08, 2017, 05:59:26 PM |
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If you are so sure that you did not do that transactions then yes, you should be worried about it. Better to change your password and set 2fa on your wallet as soon as possible. If you still able to access your wallet then you may do above suggestion by Potato Chips, move your funds on a new wallet but dont forget to make complicate password and enable 2fa.
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November 08, 2017, 07:42:41 PM |
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Web wallets are not the best choice because of security reasons. They are the most vulnerable and malware infections and hacker attacks are very possible. Personaly didn’t have such experinece but I know some whose blockchain wallets have been hacked. If you see there some unusual activities try to contact users support and explain them the situation and ask for help. And at your place I would change the wallet.
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November 08, 2017, 08:00:31 PM |
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If you haven't send that transactions then definitely your account has been hacked. Its better to change your password right now. I had read a similar case in this forum, one month back. All this happens when you use the same password and username in every website. There is no wrong in keeping same password and username in all sites. But for important sites like wallets and internetbanking, you need to use different password or username , so that no one will be able to hack your account.
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blockman
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November 08, 2017, 09:57:07 PM |
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Lucky you that when someone compromised your account and he only withdrew few bucks on it. There is still time for you to transfer all of your funds, if there is something that you have clicked on the internet and you input some of your important details such as your emails and password you might have been a victim of some phishing links. Don't use that wallet anymore as it's not safe anymore if you don't remember that you did sent some few bucks to someone you don't recognized. And you being a newbie, you can't really post an image wait for your rank to become Jr.Member and you can start posting with image by that time.
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Leah38
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November 08, 2017, 11:01:11 PM |
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When I first joined cryptocurrency few years back, don't know coins.ph then. I use blockchain wallet and been hacked twice. Maybe because of lack of knowledge that time so I don't know how to secure it. I tried to restore them and change password but can no longer open them. Luckily I don't have much btc in it, just satoshis I collected from faucets.
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annapotpot (OP)
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November 09, 2017, 06:54:00 AM |
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Looking at my account again today, the SENT transactions are all gone. Its probably a maintenance/update on their site that temporarily showed those transactions. I guess my account is OK. I am using blockchain.info because of the API/callback they provide when someone sends you a payment. Its probably safer if I just make my own but I am currently too busy(or lazy) to do that now.
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passwordnow
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November 09, 2017, 08:24:10 AM |
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Looking at my account again today, the SENT transactions are all gone. Its probably a maintenance/update on their site that temporarily showed those transactions. I guess my account is OK. I am using blockchain.info because of the API/callback they provide when someone sends you a payment. Its probably safer if I just make my own but I am currently too busy(or lazy) to do that now.
Can you show us please your TXID so that we can see on what's happening to your wallet? That's new to me to see someone's wallet does have sent transactions and now those transactions are all gone. I don't know that it's possible since I used bitcoin for transacting all of the transactions are written to the network. But if that's a real problem possible that your account has a bug and they have to fix it. Update us on what happened on your account afterwards.
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November 09, 2017, 12:02:51 PM |
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I had the same issue, transactions with multisig addresses appeared on my wallet but after I posted them, they were gone, I wish that I had screenshot of them instead of posting links, when they were gone, they were replaced by 2 completely different transactions. I think they are using a full node to generate all the wallets.
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lablab03
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November 09, 2017, 01:37:38 PM |
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I am seeing a lot of SENT transactions on my account which I did not do. I am guessing those are the changes from my previous received transactions but Ive never seen those before and it only started this october. If my account was hacked then why is the hacker did not withdraw all my BTC. So should I be worried? Thanks Screenshot of transaction below I cant seem to embed images directly on my post, is that normal on this forum? haha. Its not obvious dude? Yes your account is hacked by some hacker who has a good Heart thats why he or maybe she didn't withdraw all of your bitcoin. Haha i think maybe you created a clone wallet dude what i mean is wallet that controlled By some stupid person (hacker what i mean). I suggest to transfer again your funds To another wallet before its to late.
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Bitcoin Guy
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January 07, 2018, 01:31:30 AM |
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Annapotpot - You are very fortunate. My blockchain.info Wallet was hacked and all the bitcoins are gone. They came after the BCH after they cleared out the bitcoins. I don’t know how they did it because I have 2FA set up, but I did not received any message when this happened. I checked my account setting and the phone number (showing the last several digits as the first part was ) seems to be the same. I do not expect that I can get the bitcoins back, but is there a way to report this incident to the blockchain.info team?
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January 07, 2018, 10:19:50 AM |
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blockchain wallet may hack i had a wallet before in there i have same problem probably you make backup and someone use your backup wallet make new wallet or use electrum or bitcoincore
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Mister1k
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January 08, 2018, 08:42:01 AM |
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blockchain wallet may hack i had a wallet before in there i have same problem probably you make backup and someone use your backup wallet make new wallet or use electrum or bitcoincore
Overall wallet server not at all as my knowledge but the each wallet will be able to hacked with the public address with the verified password you have done with the pushed e-mail confirmed. This is happend to many people and their wallet alone indidually hacked bro. If you do not want to hack the wallet you please always use the correct URL and don't connect any VPN while you are logging in to it. Especially do not use the Google seach like blockchain and goes to the first suggested link at there.
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Bitcoin Guy
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January 08, 2018, 06:38:08 PM |
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blockchain wallet may hack i had a wallet before in there i have same problem probably you make backup and someone use your backup wallet make new wallet or use electrum or bitcoincore
Overall wallet server not at all as my knowledge but the each wallet will be able to hacked with the public address with the verified password you have done with the pushed e-mail confirmed. This is happend to many people and their wallet alone indidually hacked bro. If you do not want to hack the wallet you please always use the correct URL and don't connect any VPN while you are logging in to it. Especially do not use the Google seach like blockchain and goes to the first suggested link at there. I am sure I was using the right URL to access my blockchain.info account online because each time it brough up my account balance info. Could someone be able to access my wallet knowing the 4 digits passcode on my iPhone wallet app (not the password to my account)?
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