Please help me! I have been stolen!

[chadiznt]

Dear Blockchain Team, in fact I have been stolen of about 0.04btc, an sms warned and send
 
to me describe that someone send from my wallet! below is the transaction that I have never made:
 
https://blockchain.info/tx/7ccd211dc0dc0d62b21df7ef439678dffd43d1890915357466a2dbb4070992b9
 
the address attack is:1EGjy8WwUFUzBcqnp1R4SPNN4p9s4smWqF
who has stolen from my address of:1BW4GWrYtdTSwHz175D6LSaQuFmrq39dHL
 
I don't know how he could steal my bitcoins? through the wallet login data or my bitcoin private key (although I never see and know my bitcoin private key in the blockchain wallet)? please give me all the details of these to know how to protect my wallet.
 
do you recommend to use this wallet again? I'm afraid now! what do I do?
 
Please help me to refund the 0.04btc.
 

[roslinpl]

Dear Blockchain Team, in fact I have been stolen of about 0.04btc, an sms warned and send
 
to me describe that someone send from my wallet! below is the transaction that I have never made:
 
https://blockchain.info/tx/7ccd211dc0dc0d62b21df7ef439678dffd43d1890915357466a2dbb4070992b9
 
the address attack is:1EGjy8WwUFUzBcqnp1R4SPNN4p9s4smWqF
who has stolen from my address of:1BW4GWrYtdTSwHz175D6LSaQuFmrq39dHL
 
I don't know how he could steal my bitcoins? through the wallet login data or my bitcoin private key (although I never see and know my bitcoin private key in the blockchain wallet)? please give me all the details of these to know how to protect my wallet.
 
do you recommend to use this wallet again? I'm afraid now! what do I do?
 
Please help me to refund the 0.04btc.
 
Sincerely Chadi Zantout -96171716685.

Unlucky no one will refund yours 0.04 BTC

Sorry to hear that your coins were stolen .. I am trying to find any info's related to address of a thief but I cannot find anything interesting....

Well ... you should never use that address again.

Create new one. With strong password + 2FA.
Blockchain.info is perhaps best online wallet.

You can consider to use desktop wallet next time.
And make sure your computer is malware free and virus free.

[chadiznt]

Dear Blockchain Team,   

someone told me that blockchain can obtain the source IP! of a transaction!

below is the transaction of 0.04btc that I have never made:
 
https://blockchain.info/tx/7ccd211dc0dc0d62b21df7ef439678dffd43d1890915357466a2dbb4070992b9
 
the address attack is:1EGjy8WwUFUzBcqnp1R4SPNN4p9s4smWqF
who has stolen from my address of:1BW4GWrYtdTSwHz175D6LSaQuFmrq39dHL
 
how do I know the IP of the address attack:1EGjy8WwUFUzBcqnp1R4SPNN4p9s4smWqF

someone told me that blockchain can obtain the source IP!

please help! with an advance thanks!

[chadiznt]

Dear Blockchain Team, 

I'm hesitate and have some question?

from where do you think the stealer withdraw from my bitcoin address?

1.(from my blockchain wallet login data? if this the case how he knew my      identifier which is a long string characters and numbers "note:my password is easy to predict but the identifier is harder!")
2.(or from my private bitcoin address? Although it's difficult to predict it)

someone told me that blockchain can obtain the source IP! of a transaction!

below is the transaction of 0.04btc that I have never made:
 
https://blockchain.info/tx/7ccd211dc0dc0d62b21df7ef439678dffd43d1890915357466a2dbb4070992b9
 
the address attack is:1EGjy8WwUFUzBcqnp1R4SPNN4p9s4smWqF
who has stolen from my address of:1BW4GWrYtdTSwHz175D6LSaQuFmrq39dHL
 
how do I know the IP of the address attack:1EGjy8WwUFUzBcqnp1R4SPNN4p9s4smWqF

someone told me that blockchain can obtain the source IP!

please help! with an advance thanks!

[sobriket]

I'm sorry for your loss, fortunately it's not much.

This isn't going to lead anywhere.

I suggest you follow roslinpl's advice.

[FFrost]

Erm 0.04? Is it worth it?

[BawsyBoss]

Next time, if you want to get the hacker's IP, you need to enable logging in the settings section of the wallet.

EDIT: I also wouldn't stress that bad about 0.04 BTC. Just make sure not to ever reuse that password again. Make a new identifier too, just in case.