Wallet hacked :-( Not much but slighly upset!

[BlackHatCoiner]

But even if they are open-source, I reckon that 90% of users don't know how to check and verify the legitimacy of the code.

It's not just the checking and the verification of the legitimacy of the code. You shouldn't forget; since it's open-source, the other applications' developers can read its code and update their apps in a way that they interact with the open-source one.

You have to ensure that your machine is clean. If it has caught anything weird, it's recommended to not move/sign anything. Even if you've downloaded from the correct website and verified the developer's signature.

[QuickAccount]

I had an exodus wallet on my pc and just yesterday I realized that the wallet was hacked.

Bitcoin Mainnet transaction 6f69c1436788460d52bb896b4be25985aea3b84e6eeaa02310512106c6f4d7e2

From my wallet
0.01229382 BTC to  3EJE2vq6mcza3QN4jstN1SDiZMqAbFghAm

https://explorer.bitquery.io/bitcoin/address/3EJE2vq6mcza3QN4jstN1SDiZMqAbFghAm

This wallet made some transactions with Binance. Any clue or any suggestion in finding the TX ID

Seems that this address is linked with 1NDyJtNTjmwk5xPNhjgAMu4HDHigtobu1s  (that was also reported here on this forum)


https://www.bitcoinwhoswho.com/address/1NDyJtNTjmwk5xPNhjgAMu4HDHigtobu1s - Scam Alert: This address has been reported as fraudulent (78 times) 


Thank you

I know you probably don't read this thread anymore, but do you think you could have accidentally installed some sort of malware that stole your wallet?