My eth is hacked ........

[Moeda]

Cannot return lost tokens or coins.. Cryptocurrecy is keeping before stolen, not taking back the stolen. My advice, do not ever store data on your desktop, because the windows system is vulnerable to viruses. If your computer has a problem with Windows, the system will also be reset, and the data will also be lost. The safest data is stored using notepad and rar. If you save data using Microsoft Office it is also vulnerable to viruses, and data cannot be opened.

so many people store their data in google tables. I ve read that this is not the safest place to store data - therefore, it is best to store your password on a USB flash drive

Google Drive is indeed not a safe place to store private data. In Google Drive where you store public data.
We can lock data, but it can be published accidentally.
USB drive is a problem if it is damaged, or lost. But this rarely happens.

To avoid the problems you listed, it will be enough to duplicate backups to several USB drives. In this case, even if you lose one, you will still have two more.
People make a very big mistake when they are lazy or neglect the ability to make several backups. I consider it a necessity.

Yes, this is indeed a good solution by backup to several places. But I prefer to use a wallet that uses email. So, if one day we lose the password, then we can reset the password. But most people don't like wallets that use email. They are worried about data theft, or hackers.

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[BlackFor3st]

what can I do to stop it
I have no evidence

the hacker's address is  0xEEBbC9888fD8Ec5dFC267a915664780c8fa66426

My address is 0xd125a58b966dc8bdf10489fd910ca929934a0dbc

It happened in Jun 6th

I guess I download a virus altcoin wallet and the hacker found my private key in my desktop

There is nothing that we can do once our eth wallet was hacked as the transactions that were made are irreversible but you can report or flag the hackers address.

But I am not that sure whether this will really help to freeze the money of the hackers address but with regards to your balances there is almost zero percent that you can recover it. So I hope that you learned from your mistakes and make sure that you should take good care of your private keys from now on.

[Rimueng]

what can I do to stop it
I have no evidence

the hacker's address is  0xEEBbC9888fD8Ec5dFC267a915664780c8fa66426

My address is 0xd125a58b966dc8bdf10489fd910ca929934a0dbc

It happened in Jun 6th

I guess I download a virus altcoin wallet and the hacker found my private key in my desktop

Looks like there is no solution to restore Ethereum that has entered into someone else's wallet.
The most thing for us is to guard before hacking occurs. We can use a reliable antivirus. Which can detect viruses on the desktop or in the web URL.

[setialovers]

Unfortunate. What wallet did you actually use in the first place? Also, where did you store your private keys?

Instead of quitting, hopefully this becomes a lesson for you to do your research(especially in cryptocurrency security) before actually putting your money into cryptocurrencies.

Agree, rather than surrender and stop, make this incident as a lesson and experience. To avoid this incident, we must always be vigilant when visiting a website that we do not know and also be aware of the links sent to our emails.

[Nihyfehmih]

what can I do to stop it
I have no evidence

the hacker's address is  0xEEBbC9888fD8Ec5dFC267a915664780c8fa66426

My address is 0xd125a58b966dc8bdf10489fd910ca929934a0dbc

It happened in Jun 6th

I guess I download a virus altcoin wallet and the hacker found my private key in my desktop

Accounts get hacked most times when you download some tricky apps. One has to be more careful with various app downloads because some of these apps gives hackers a free access to your private key if stored on the same device used for the download