http://i.imgur.com/DyjeYdh.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/TL1rJxc.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/J4dL01c.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/2WiPhYj.jpgAll of the trade activity in the screenshot are not mine. I originally had $4,000 in USD but the culprit converted it to BTC and withdrew.
How hard is it to bypass the Yubikey? I was not even awake at around 4 AM when this happened so I don't think it is malware or plishing. In case this is some form of delayed malware, I'm doing a full scan at the moment with Malwarebytes. I am beginning to suspect Mt.Gox internal operations of doing this especially after hearing all the news about Mt.Gox's financial problems.
When you think about it, the IP address that stole my coins was from China and I am based in the US. Any half decent business would find this to be a red flag and delay the withdrawal. Maybe Mt. Gox is deliberately letting these glaring red flags slide?
I don't want to believe it but the possibility of the largest BTC exchange stealing from its users paints a grim picture for BTC. If my suspicions are correct, I hope this serves as a warning to the rest of the BTC community.
