Quote from: gamezxz on October 30, 2017, 12:24:39 PM

My 387 Bitcoins got hacked and stolen!
(1EENuimoixhyn6k67UgeYo2mFFhRfEYots)

Address:1EENuimoixhyn6k67UgeYo2mFFhRfEYots
Message: I'm not fake, Renben9
Signature:H3RQ2A5sYDLI6x1qJU0UDBDXZQ8UugAmeEBNs1S9Tq3xX5COtftktVABaFPUWfkjBPqSAc9J5xWqNJA wvAr+0D0=

I would like to share my sad story so that no one will repeat the same mistake as me ever again.
This thief-hacker transaction, which I will remember forever, just taught me last night to not trust any service provider anymore. https://blockchain.info/tx/c81520e658a013332889a2e62d3215ba96bc5264b0806ec72f5933106f65d10d I created a private key from Bitaddress.org on 2017-08-08 and imported my private key into Blockchain Wallet (Blockchain.info) which provided the SMS, 2nd password, and confirmation by email for its security procedure. But last night around 3 am GMT+7, my wallet got stolen.

The thief transferred out everything with no access through Blockchain.info wallet at all.
So it seems like the thief some how hacked and accessed to my private key which allows him to make a transaction manually with the third-party broadcasting tool.
These past few months, I never aware of this risk since many tutorials suggest me how to make a paper wallet via Bitaddress.org and just simply link it with Blockchain.info wallet.

Last but not least, I would like to launch CryptoSafe project that aims to educate Cryptocurrency security literacy to newbie like me. If you would like to support me, my Bitcoin wallet address is now open for receiving donation ☺️
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I'm sorry to hear this, we really can not really trust others!
That you will get everything back in double in the future.