Should i believe a person who said"my trust wallet get hacked" ?

[junkerr]

Hmmm it's hard to happened if we save our key and seed well. Most people got hacked because of their own doing. They are sometimes clicking on random giveaway websites or filling form for airdrops without checking multiple times. So we have to secure ourself with our wallet with doing safe activity on the internet.

it is indeed very difficult to happen if what happens is a personal wallet. In some cases I've seen, hacks happen to wallets on exchanges. while for personal wallets, of course, it is very rare.
like you said, it could happen due to user error itself. be more careful when using the main wallet to store our assets to join campaigns or airdrops.

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[Luffygroove]

as long as you're not logged out or lost your gadget or corrupt your wallet then it would be fine. But when you're forced to lose your access to your initial wallet and want to re-access it, without keeping a private key, seeds, or backup wallet.dat then you're doom, That's how the crypto world works out. You need to keep it carefully, and you can't share it with other people especially strangers. That's the key to your safe box aka wallet. Then according to your question, should we believe when a person said that their wallet was hacked the answer is probably yes, probably not. We need to dig the information further for sure to know what's exactly happening. But, I think most of the cases it wasn't hacked, but phishing or even unintentionally sharing their own private key by newbies.

[VIP BTC]

Since i joined the crypto world i didnt face any problem regrading wallets but i see that many people lose funds...somtimes the situation is normal like when somone share his private key or back up phrase in a scam website...but lets imagine that somone open a nwe wallet on trust and start using it without even keeping the phrase...is there a way to enter his wallet and make transactions without even having the back up phrase?

I think as backup and security is very useful for wallet security, and need to improve its security, often a lot of the loss of funds does not occur due to carelessness in storing passwords.

[Kelvinid]

If nobody knows your private keys/seeds phrase, no possibility that your wallet will get hacked provided that you never put them online or at your computer. Some say that their funds got lost on the exchanges, this is possible when visited fake/scam sites, many are already a victim to this. And one way to avoid this is to check the legitimacy of the site and their feedback as well.

Additionally, don't trust other people asking for your keys and seeds. Exchanges don't ask that even there is a problem with your account.

[traderethereum]

Since i joined the crypto world i didnt face any problem regrading wallets but i see that many people lose funds...somtimes the situation is normal like when somone share his private key or back up phrase in a scam website...but lets imagine that somone open a nwe wallet on trust and start using it without even keeping the phrase...is there a way to enter his wallet and make transactions without even having the back up phrase?

If I am not mistaken, you want to ask about Trust Wallet.
That person can still use the wallet and make transactions, but he can not recover his wallet if the wallet is lost because that depends on the phrase to open the wallet.
That is why you should always back up the passphrase to the safe places and only you will know.
Please do not give the phrase to other people you do not know because they can open your wallet and access it, including making a transaction.

[Hobo66]

Yes, Many Users Trust Wallet Hacked , its due to any reasons like, connect to an unsuspicious Site or putting wallet phrase to an Unknown site or any where but Sometime Wallet hack without all this. Because i think 12 words phrase is not enough. Scammers have A to Z all Possible Phrases words and they trying daily 12 words to import wallet so easily 1 to 2 wallets can open if thery try as many tried , Its very rare but its happening and i see this happen to many users.

[TheGreatPython]

Since i joined the crypto world i didnt face any problem regrading wallets but i see that many people lose funds...somtimes the situation is normal like when somone share his private key or back up phrase in a scam website...but lets imagine that somone open a nwe wallet on trust and start using it without even keeping the phrase...is there a way to enter his wallet and make transactions without even having the back up phrase?

You mean creating a Trust wallet account without backing up the wallet? I don't think trust wallet works like that. When you download the trust wallet app, before you can have access to the wallet, you either have to import a backed up wallet of yours or create a new one and back it up. That's how it works.

But, let's imagine that you didn't create a any backup at all, and if the wallet is stored on your device, no one can have access to it, since it is not an online wallet that you create with an email and password. If it's an online wallet that requires your email and password, then if someone gets your email they may hack into your wallet.

[konflikkastil]

Firstly, let me say our private key or back up phrase is very important, and that has to be handle with extra care. Giving it out automatically means you have given your account out. Even with you have the account login on your phone or laptop, with the private key or back up phrase an external person can also have it on their phone too at the same time. Giving they access to monitor the activities on your account. So please you must be very careful about that. To answer the other question you asked, if they have your back up phrase or your private key. Yes, it is very possible. They will do it without you knowing it and you will just login to your wallet and see that all your coins are gone.

[topbitcoin]

Some people that i see hacked in their Trustwallet, usually before it they connect their wallet into a site inside Trustwallet browser. I think because of that, now there are some sites that can help us disconnect our wallet from any kind of sites that we already connect to make our funds safe. So since there are many people get hacked in their Trustwallet, we can believe it and at least be careful about our wallet too.

[haidil]

I don't really understand what you're talking about but I just want to tell you about a friend of mine who really lost his assets, to be more precise, this hacker/thief moved the assets in my friend's wallet into his personal wallet. why did this happen? after being traced because my friend shared information with sites that were not too well known and with big lure and my friend was greedy and tempted, something unexpected happened.
what I want to emphasize here is to stay careful and don't easily believe in fake scams with the lure of big prizes or profits because you could lose the assets you have

[TastyChillySauce00]

Some people that i see hacked in their Trustwallet, usually before it they connect their wallet into a site inside Trustwallet browser. I think because of that, now there are some sites that can help us disconnect our wallet from any kind of sites that we already connect to make our funds safe. So since there are many people get hacked in their Trustwallet, we can believe it and at least be careful about our wallet too.

doesn't to make a transaction it needs to be signed using private key though? I doubt the decentralized app inside trust wallet could retrieve the private key, no way they could access it using some kind of script but that's just as I remember correctly.
I think most of cases of wallet hacking like this due to exposure of the private key, maybe an app that was installed in the phone somehow get access to the private key stored in the phone.

[gurunanakji777]

I believe hackers can hack only when they have access to your keys and seed phrase. Sometimes we are very much assured that we have not shared the keys and phrase anywhere but still hacked the reason behind this some people are unnecessarily clicking the website or unknown links that lead to malware in the system or key logger in the system without your knowledge so always try to have an active antivirus in your system to avoid such issue. Without keys or seed phrase, it's not possible to log in to the wallet only our ignorance helps the hacker to access our wallet. One of my friends got a victim of a key logger and a hacker takes all the coins from his ether account.  Simply block the person if it is known to you and keep saying your wallet gets hacked he might be trying to trap you.

[isaac_clarke22]

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Uhm no.. even with the brute force attack method I see here isn't even gonna do because it takes more than an immortal human being to crack one and probably the site will ban your connection when it notices the traffic you made to the server.

Just don't share your private keys, bud. That's never even the least thing you should do.

[enawati]

Loss phrase seed or private key is mean loss all coins in that wallet, because no other way to access the wallet. User of crypto is possible get hacked in to their personal wallet if they download unknown file or click on untrusted website. If we store any tokens/coins in private wallet, when we want to access the wallet remember to use clean device with antivirus. 

[capokmerah]

Loss of Private Key mostly occurs due to the negligence of the user himself. many cases occur as a result of using the web or phishing sites that resemble the web used. if that happens, sorry friends it is dangerous and can result in you losing the funds in the wallet. Even though you have a backup phrase it doesn't mean your wallet is still safe.

[wxa7115]

Since i joined the crypto world i didnt face any problem regrading wallets but i see that many people lose funds...somtimes the situation is normal like when somone share his private key or back up phrase in a scam website...but lets imagine that somone open a nwe wallet on trust and start using it without even keeping the phrase...is there a way to enter his wallet and make transactions without even having the back up phrase?

We must never disregard the ingenuity of hackers, one very old way in which something like this can be achieved is by replacing the contents of your copy and paste, most people do not check that the address they are about to send a transaction is the correct one, so a hacker could replace that information by using a virus and then when you send your coins the hacker gets the coins instead of the intended receiver.

At that point even if you use a password for your transactions then the hacker will know that information as well and then send all the money in that wallet to himself, and all of that can be done without the need to know the private keys or any backup phrase.

[NicNacCoin]

I don't hear about trust wallet hacking news till today but it would be pretty possible because when a full headed person would share his personal trust wallet private keys among others then it highly possible to hack. ...

[devil2man]

So let's start from the fixed points we must always save the backup phrase even for trust wallet without it it is practically impossible to hack the walet but if unfortunately someone gets/steals/grab our phrase the wallet is lost forever

[topbitcoin]

Some people that i see hacked in their Trustwallet, usually before it they connect their wallet into a site inside Trustwallet browser. I think because of that, now there are some sites that can help us disconnect our wallet from any kind of sites that we already connect to make our funds safe. So since there are many people get hacked in their Trustwallet, we can believe it and at least be careful about our wallet too.

doesn't to make a transaction it needs to be signed using private key though? I doubt the decentralized app inside trust wallet could retrieve the private key, no way they could access it using some kind of script but that's just as I remember correctly.
I think most of cases of wallet hacking like this due to exposure of the private key, maybe an app that was installed in the phone somehow get access to the private key stored in the phone.

Don't know what is the system, but maybe they hacked the site and retrieve people's data or maybe if someone know when we connect our wallet to any sites in there what we give to them. When i do connect usually there are notification that we must really careful to linked our wallet to any site and must really know risk behind it. If me not wrong they always make sure to us when we want to connect our wallet.

[nhaila]

If anyone open his Private keys, keystore files and private keys without any security, his wallets have possible to hack. Sometimes Many people share his personal information with his friends, and sometimes Ethereum wallets are under hacked.