IDEX Account hacked somehow?

[Caesar-Giulius]

Could it be some virus or malware in your computer? I suggest that you do a scan to check whether your computer is infected. Try asking in idex telegram chat to see whether anyone has such experience.

[SeXy]

It's not so easy to consider, succeeding well-nigh likely you were caught in phishing or it was inattention on your divorce and you transmitted individual a crotch important, succeeding differently it's impossible.

[Mongrad]

I did not have problems with this exchanger. He's decentralized.I think you are mistaken.

[meanwords]

Man, it kind of sucks that hacks like this happen because not only the owner lose money, but the price of the coin will also drop. Sad to say this but there is no way a hacker could brute its way into your account because your information is not saved in the site. I think the only for you to get hacked is to give your personal information to the hackers themselves or you log in into a phishing site. Well, there are numerous ways for you to secure account. The first thing you need to do is to make sure your computer is clean. Next is that you should always bookmark that page that you are using to avoid phishing sites. Last is to never store your tokens into exchanges. It's better to pay fees rather than to get hacked.

[ifirina]

Yeah, it sucks. I am sorry for you... It's good that there was only 1 ETH, it could be much worse.
I am not an expert, but I think the most safe authorization method is through MetaMask. This way you don't use/leave your private key in direct form. Probably you should consider to use it especially for DEXs.

[sergey1301]

There's not much you can do with IDEX (if that's still possible). Advice for the future. Be careful, and be careful to Open sites only with bookmarks.

[linkHA]

Do you search the IDEX exchange directly on the Google engine?
So the first one and the second both show a phishing site, which eventually points to IDEX, but no one knows what it will record.

[ninobtcx]

This thread isn't clear at all, and IDEX isn't even giving an official reply.

I want to know whether
a) we are talking about a simple man-in-the-middle attack, which means users got hacked due to accessing a phishing site
b) there is actually a bug on idex (possible hack?) which sends the private key somewhere