Quote from: Magic Sarap on May 16, 2018, 05:57:06 PM

Quote from: cjmoles on May 29, 2016, 09:01:35 AM

I'm not clear on this one point. If somebody got a hold of my private key and moved funds from an address that I claimed on the ledger, is that against the law? At what point could that be considered a crime? For example, if they hacked into my machine and stolen the private key; if they sniped the pk while snooping on a public access connection; brute forced the pk into existence; or just plane snapped a shot of my qr code over my shoulder....ect In which of those examples could I pursue prosecution for the theft of my coin?

Obviously yes! Apparently, hacking is a sin! It is just like you stole something that's not yours! It's a criminal things-taking something that is not yours without her/him approval that's hell!

Lol of course it's illegal, whatever the purpose of theft is prohibited and that is included in the criminal, theft proven to be given legal sanctions in court and perhaps prisons will be waiting for them, including bitcoin theft, if you have strong evidence who stole your money in crypto, you can report it to the police mate