Quote from: romani245 on August 14, 2017, 11:16:09 PM

Quote from: escrow.ms on August 14, 2017, 10:44:08 PM

Quote from: ffssixtynine on April 21, 2015, 09:03:14 PM

Update: The money is moving as of right now.

New addresses are:

1KnbMbHiJGWMAh8f953b29AHt4F1RA4a1E
1PevTMzkXHni1njiY1sKsR7c69vRwdyqhw
1FbjNKrUnEtdSdHsw76CXTY6yJvTckxVKM
13sACCMNr7YPHs8qdXKrTkZWdZZWXu7Tkt

This hack may have been part of a much larger scam, hard for me to say.

OP Your funds were moved recently to these addresses.
1981pXHcPN8smS9y8U5pMQDvWNiensppX2
16TXVCfNPYCNzK98AAayQxQj6uKG6X8h9W
1FbjNKrUnEtdSdHsw76CXTY6yJvTckxVKM
1MSsNboSvG29FgpZaGzJ2XvXuBTs5uTNS2

Keep an eye on BCH balance also.

Very interesting. Unfortunately, it's unlikely there will be a favorable outcome here. Even if the hacker (or someone associated with them through transactions) moves coins to an exchange where their identity is verified, it would be very difficult to definitively link anyone to the computer intrusion charges.

He was monitoring where the funds transfer and i think he wants to get the BCC just to get the benefits and sell it to gain more bitcoins..
As i can seen the thread is really old thread what is the purposes of keep this alive again?
I don't think if its a hacker holding bitcoin but i think this is the new owner of bitcoin not a hacker or maybe a business. .