Help! My wallet was stole and password changed! 3million BTS and 800BTC gone.

[pmm9999]

Just for record since the previous post was missed due to the bitsharestalk being closed.


who can help me find my BTS wallet back?
and forward the following message to other forum,thanks! God bless you!

my  bitcoin address is :  1Jk7GXyun2Cadvn2XfsBdSfPToa3KmZaeK
it took place at 2015-05-05 16:45:12
this address 1ENJC4YGFf1J14CwBUH1ApFksqDyJRo1wj stole more than 800 BTC of me,
blockchain :   https://blockchain.info/address/1Jk7GXyun2Cadvn2XfsBdSfPToa3KmZaeK?offset=200&filter=0
the XRP address is : rNSfXFuBdmt4bVUFFHm2qKnBchujjVQET8
                                     rsZC1h5LwpcrYqrjDhg5R3YCFQNysm4Teh
and lost 790 LTC, this address Lb1bnbBwNYxosr7y4sccvZ3S6ePKbTRoQa stole myLTC!!!
and 3 Million BTS, my wallet name is : sheldon-w,
I still have the backup file cofig.json, but cannot restore, because the password was changed!
and you cannot get the trade recored from internet , because of BTS 2.0 cannot provide the information before 2015.
the last trade was occured on DEC,2014.

if anyone can help find the Hacker and find those coins back, i will pay all the bitcions to you. just want the name of hacker.
I aleady know he is chinese ,and live in ShengZheng. but not pretty sure, all I want is proof.
the suspect information are as follows:
Name：   贾***(JIA D**)
Phone：   136921216**
Email：   djia01@gmail.com
CITY：   SHENGZHENG
Ripple address：   r98nA2TVfJQvAUqiejRymdtQbTDCUjaBGK

thanks!
« Last Edit: December 20, 2015, 04:48:22 am by pmm9999 »

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[casinotester0001]

my  bitcoin address is :  1Jk7GXyun2Cadvn2XfsBdSfPToa3KmZaeK

If you posted a signed message with that Bitcoin address, that would help you to find more people to get your BTC back.  

[Coin_trader]

my  bitcoin address is :  1Jk7GXyun2Cadvn2XfsBdSfPToa3KmZaeK

If you posted a signed message with that Bitcoin address, that would help you to find more people to get your BTC back.  

Even if he prove the ownership of the wallet address, It doesn’t change the fact that this hacking incident occurred 2015 which is very long time ago. Exchange back then is not yet requiring KYC verification on there account while most of the exchange on that era was already closed and only few that still operating. This case is very hard to do solo and probably the Bitcoin is already spent since its already 7 years if the date on his post was legit.

@OP, you need chain analysis service and cooperation with your local authority to make this witch hunt possible because the transaction is not fresh anymore. This is huge amount so I guess the authorities will entertain you.

[mindrust]

800 btc gone?

OMFG

Quick! ALERT THE PRESIDENT!



CALL THE FBI!

[NeuroticFish]

1. Bitcoin transactions are irreversible, as long as they are confirmed. And yours are confirmed for years.
2. Your story doesn't add up, that wallet has many transactions, last one is not 800 BTC
3. If your "wallet" has a name, instead of a proper backup and/or private keys maybe it's an account somewhere? Then you better discuss with that platform support, although since so much time has passed, I don't think that they can help.
3.1. If your wallet was on blockchain.info/blockain.com, you may have been victim of phishing and then your account was emptied, although that would be done in one transaction, not more.
3.2. If your wallet was on blockchain.info/blockain.com, you may ask separately support in the forum to recover it. Some can try to help, although it has 0 BTC on it. I don't know if the changed password is because of the hack or because things have changed at blockchain.com in the past years.
4. You come with a lot of altcoins in the discussion - BTC, XRP - you are in bitcoin discussion here, you may want to ask about the altcoins in altcoin discussion, although if all those are on the same platform.. I don't know what chances you have.
5. You cannot expect us dox anybody. That's against forum rules. That's police's work or maybe detectives'.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

1. Bitcoin transactions are irreversible, as long as they are confirmed. And yours are confirmed for years.

And that’s pretty much the end of the discussion. I have serious doubts to the validity of the OP’s claims any way. Why would he only realise now that 800BTC has been moved from a supposed address controlled by him?

I’ve seen it all before on this forum, I call BS.

[coolcoinz]

IMO you kept too many shitcoins along with your bitcoins. You had BTC, XRP, BTS... all under a single password? I've never used a BTS wallet so I don't know the details of how it works, but there are some important rules you should follow with your money and you haven't done that. Maybe people who are reading it will see this story as a warning, because we won't be able to help you much.

If any of you hold significant amount of bitcoins, make sure they aren't all stored in a single wallet and a single address. Divide them between multiple addresses and possible more than one machine to eliminate a single source of failure. A good advice is also to spend 1% of the money you're holding on security. In your case that would be as much as 8BTC, but I doubt OP spent 1. More likely it was 0.1.


I can tell you what I'd do if I had the money OP held.
1. Get myself an air gapped laptop with a physical hard drive, not SSD as they're much more difficult to recover.
2. Get a legit, clean copy of an OS, not something from a torrent
3. Get a hardware wallet , the most basic trezor or ledger and put it in a waterproof casing.
4. Get a fireproof safe with 3h rating or better. That's gonna cost you over 5k, but hey, you are holding millions.
5. I'd pick an empty room in my house, install a security system and put the safe inside with no furniture that can burn, only walls, floors and the safe bolted to the floor for maximum fire protection.
6. I'd never invite people to show them the room, never install any software on the laptop, never use any of the devices for any altcoins or to browse the internet.

The whole setup wouldn't even cost me 1 BTC and would offer decent protection from all possible points of attack.

If you hold more than 100BTC, don't be lazy and secure your wealth. It's possible that what you're holding is going to be worth more than 10 million dollars in a few years.

[Smartvirus]

After going through OP, it's almost pointless going through any form of verification  on the addresses nor take steps to pin down this hacker as its almost impossible. Anonymity is oneod the ways od cryptocurrency and it goes both ends. As one can't tell who you are by just getting to know your address, most of all, an address and transaction from a time when bitcoin was extremely privacy concerned and your coming to investigate just now. I don't know how it works but, am seeing very little or zero possibility to the situation.

my  bitcoin address is :  1Jk7GXyun2Cadvn2XfsBdSfPToa3KmZaeK

If you posted a signed message with that Bitcoin address, that would help you to find more people to get your BTC back. 

Signed message doesn't help anything here aside from proving ownership. As it is, those whom are ready to do some diggings would but, there would be a dead-end. Besides, it's over 8years ago!

[aysg76]

This hack has been occurred long ago and now nothing can't be done as there are many hacks in recent times also which can't be undone as said above transactions are irreversible if it has been confirmed so nothing can be done in this case.

Second I am not actually believing is you have all the details of hacker then why you want name only and also giving away 800BTC to whosoever helps you? You can directly try to contact some legal help department offering them this reward and they can take some action against hacker but why are you telling this after so many years? Sorry to say but in my opinion it's hard near to impossible.