Quote from: Sabretooth on April 26, 2015, 02:33:12 PM

Strange situation on my computer, I don't know how this could have happened. Someone has managed to transfer uno funds out of my wallet. The wallet was locked with my passphrase. The passphrase is long and complex, so I thought it was quite secure. I noticed something strange about a week ago when the blockchain needed re-uploading from scratch. I waited for it to upload (I don't use this computer much so it took about a week) and today discovered the wallet had been emptied. The interesting thing is as far as I can recall I have not unlocked the wallet for quite sometime almost 6 months, so it most likely would not have been a key logger. The amount taken was 93.79 uno, disappointing but not a major setback. The machine will need rebuilding though which will be a headache.

Status: 4059 confirmations
Date: 18/04/2015 08:55
To: uKLjx9BQKmVnxfgYYRSZMA46QdkTeeHZ4c
Debit: -93.79314490 kg/Un
Transaction fee: -0.000372110 kg/Un
Net amount: -93.793517010 kg/Un
Transaction ID: 548bc7114b0b6bd53a8b0fec4be4423937a61b3e8d71d71a32a52269ffd185fa

Always painful to have a personal system breached. A quite lookup Leeds me to believe UEFI offers no additional avenue of attack. A flat reformat should ensure the system is secure.

If your concerned about the build in recovery software you can always format the drive from an alternate OS and reinstal windows from the DVD instead of through the refresh system.

As for usb based Linux I would suggest http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=damnsmall DSL or https://www.freebsd.org/ FreeBSD. DSL was ewasy enough last time I used it and FreeBSD is spoken of highly though Ive never used it. Always felt like a lot of hard work and I didn't have a 'need' for it. Outside of those, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora or Slackware I suppose.

Sad to hear about your losses mate. hopefully someone might be able to track the coins.