Quote from: tachypknea on August 07, 2017, 12:03:35 AM

Quote from: chiznitz on August 06, 2017, 11:26:23 PM

Quote from: bitcoinvestor on August 06, 2017, 10:21:37 PM

Yeah, I read an article not to activate 2fa on bittrex, here is one reason. The hacker can withdraw without email confirmation. I plan to activate 2fa but I cancel after I read the article.

http://highoncoins.com/cryptocurrency-trading-tips/do-not-use-two-factor-authenticatoin-with-bittrex/

Your account is way more secure if you use 2FA. I recommend enabling it if you still do not have it enabled. The guy in the link you posted was actually sharing his account with a "friend"

When visiting Bittrex please make sure to bookmark or manually type in https://www.bittrex.com Google currently returns phishing sites as advertisements for Bittrex. These sites look just like ours and have been tricking users into entering their credentials and multiple 2FA codes which are good for 2minutes. Typically they have the user enter their code and then tell them logins are congested and to please wait, at which point the user again enters their code. This means the attacker has entered their account on the first try and then now has a 2FA code to withdrawal for 2 minutes. Below is an example google search.

I could have possibly made that costly wrong click. Thank you so much, what a relief, being phished is better than having a virus stealing all my information

You did probably made this mistake brother on which you have been victimized by phishing and that picture above do really illustrate on where you should go. Most of the things we do search on google do have its own replica or phishing sites (Just my observations) that's why we should really be careful on making log-ins because we will surely compromise our money. Sorry for your loss, the best thing to do is change password all you had,never deactivate 2fa.