Quote from: oudekaas on February 04, 2014, 08:37:04 AM

Quote from: ReaverTeknoGods on February 04, 2014, 08:15:37 AM

Quote from: deaconboogie on February 04, 2014, 02:19:53 AM

These folks talking about the wallet containing a virus... let's address that one again first:

FACTS:
- There was a fake wallet linked to back on launch-day that was not official and was confirmed to be fake.
- The official wallet executable turns up the same false positives as recent versions of Dogecoin-qt and Bitcoin-qt wallets.
- I have personally been running the official wallet since forum member Nocoin submitted the binary to me and have not lost anything.

Now, what's clear is that I do not know what is going on with these folks reporting these weird transactions. I have not ruled out that these folks are merely making stuff up to cause trouble because I can't find any reason to suspect the wallet. I know the same code is run by many pool operators and none of them have reported anything suspicious.

Since irc.cpp has no command syntax, it's obvious that this is no the vector in use. It's well documented that this is intended for peer discovery only. I also don't see any wallet addresses in the binary and the wallets that these coins appear to be going to have only one transaction inbound, so nobody is moving these coins (which further lends itself to the notion that this is all troublemakers).

When I release with the new Kimoto Gravity Well support, we'll have new wallets anyway. I have been successful building the wallet on Windows 7 and have recently received instructions for OS X. Right now I am porting the GUI changes from the 0.6.4 wallet to the 0.8.6 wallet.

Fake wallet? Lets speculate I had it why did it contain all my money. How was the wallet fake? I changed my password like 1 week ago with the latest wallet.
Was the "fake" wallet analyzed? If not, why? Did it disappear? This all sounds very amateurish. I will not let this issue die ever, I lost almost 10,000$. I will be talking about it here, every page, every day till the end of the world.

Once again I understand how painful losing 10k$ is, I would be beyond pissed off, if indeed such thing happened.
As an ex professional antimalware programmer you told us that you were going to let the bigger antimalware companies have a look at the wallet etc. Now before you have done that there is no point accusing and talking down on mooncoin. I am not saying you aren't right, but everyone is innocent until proben guilty.
I am just saying start a thread on mooncointalk.info get the people together who also had this issue and wait for the outcome of the investigation.
Then if it turns out you are right about your assumptions it would be time to post bad things on this forum, because right now you are not helping us nor yourself.

AutoCreated FUD and/or unexperienced cryptouser with security lessons to learn
im sorry for your loss
hackers always hack the successfull coins, thats why they are aiming at doge and moon, not developers fault. be well