@jacklezz and @Hiromono I'm shocked when I open my MN now in AWS, My BTC2 was gone somebody sent my 1650 BTC2 balance to this BTC2 address: 19poRt7x44cJsBXdCdiu54HxpdhUC6FrjB
Here's the transaction id:
Transaction ID: 57d975e7be73a1ed3a4449e7d867d7395b2df5dfe9fda10dd06de56779068d68
Can you please help me to trace or is the AWS itself sent my BTC2? need your help please...
I am sorry to hear what happened to you. This amount was clearly sent to crex24 today, here is a subsequent transaction:
https://www.bitc2.org/block-explorer/tx?hash=b7ec489de41378bd84e386d73942df535f2ffd493bb27a664345298189657dcc and more than half of it dumped already.
You must have somehow compromised the security of your wallet.dat or AWS account, or AWS server login, or bitcoin2.conf's RPC user name + password or private key. You can try to contact crex24.com support in case they can help recover what's left, this is most likely the offender's crex24 bitcoin 2 deposit address: 1JRnZZMSrE99GxC8RhFmbbq8jTixGrADXZ but most likely there's no way to prove to the exchange that you didn't do the transaction yourself.
Please check your AWS bitcoin2.conf RPC username and password and make sure that they are something difficult. I really hope you didn't leave them to their default values.
In any case, for now do not deposit anything to that AWS account. Including anything that is unrelated to Bitcoin 2.
Send whatever is left to another wallet as soon as possible.
I have my Google Auth in my AWS account, it is impossible someone hacking my aws, If this happened it is came from inside AWS.. I have 3 MN inside my AWS account, it means that all of them are vulnerable now?