Quote from: Litecoins on August 31, 2013, 05:03:05 PM

Quote from: exynos645 on August 30, 2013, 06:34:43 PM

Hello,

I hate decimal numbers and with the value of bitcoin going so much isn't it time to switch to satoshis ? I feel like it would help the adoption because people in general would be more inclined to own 1 million satoshis than 0.01 bitcoin.

No not yet.

Quote from: Scott J on September 01, 2013, 04:40:02 PM

THIS IS SUSPICIOUS - DO NOT DOWNLOAD THE FILE WITHOUT EXTREME CAUTION

Quote from: Litecoins on September 01, 2013, 04:35:24 PM

Hi guys so let me explain this horrible nightmare I have got myself into. On thursday I downloaded bitcoinqt wallet and without knowing set a password? Regrettably I was intoxicated during the time that I set up the QT client and sent 10 bitcoins to the address... So I wake up next morning check out my wallet, go to send .005 to satoshidice and realise I have a ENCRYPTION password set that I cant remember. I've tried every password I have ever used so I imagine it must have been a typo at the time I entered the password.

I am fairly sure I know 5 out of the 9 digits that may be in the password. The first 5 digits are a word that I use for my password followed by a sequence of numbers. So only 4 digits actually need to be found. Over 2 hours of manually trying to get in have had no success. I've heard that people on these forums can make code to get into lost passwords on wallets. Please message me if you are able to provide this service, and please be aware I will only trust people with a fair amount of activity on these forums with my wallet.dat and what I know of the password. I am willing to pay 2 bitcoins for the help.

THIS IS HOW MUCH I KNOW : "BONE" ##### stand for the digits (numbers) I cant recall. You can get the wallet on sourceforge if you would like to give this a shot.. If you do manage to get in, I ask that you PLEASE dont rip me off, thanks.

/ linke removed for your protection.

Thank you.

https://www.virustotal.com/ca/file/955a0764632d427ac0def3d849242c8006d401a84cde0473f1f8962e523d9b1f/analysis/1378053912/

nasty

Edit: However a good hack would have avoided triggering any alarms under simple tests.

another site to help

http://virusscan.jotti.org/en/scanresult/5a971b7c9bca530f9915147e80bfa663eefd11c5

many names

Win32/Injector.Autoit.QS
DR/AutoIt.Gen2
decompression bomb

a variant of Win32/Injector.Autoit.QS
Trojan.Agent.AI
Trojan.Win32.Generic!BT