Quote from: bible_pay on July 07, 2019, 06:12:26 PM

Quote from: harrisvan87 on July 07, 2019, 06:05:57 PM

Quote from: Gilligan_M on July 07, 2019, 04:58:28 PM

Quote from: harrisvan87 on July 07, 2019, 04:54:14 PM

Got hacking by teamviewer...

Woah, that's never good. Would you be willing to go into detail as to what happened so we can be on the lookout?

Personally I did use teamviewer before to monitor a few PC's not at home, but since I've encrypted my wallet

Hi Gilligan, yes by ping the Teamview ID and then try access by your password ( may be simple ). And copy to your computer: file teamview exe was infected (auto script open sessions ).

Hi Rob,
The wallet enrypted with 6 number can be decypted ? or maybe i lost by keylogger ( im try rechecking but no see any keylogger ). Anyway thanks for your effort investigate.

The bitcoin wallet encryptor routine uses AES256 which is pretty strong, and hasnt been exploited. To answer specifically though, although 6 char password is not very strong for text, it should still be highly impossible for a hacker to brute force (because the AES with salt is dealing with 256 characters per byte, not just 36 from the keyboard). However even more specifically: If they had a copy of your wallet.dat for a few weeks they could do it (I read about a bounty once where a routine cracked an encrypted wallet over a couple weeks) but again that requires them to take your wallet.dat file for a while, then hack in later. Id lean more towards someone who had access seeing the passphrase typed somewhere.

Was it left in a locked state also while you were gone, so you think they came in and issued the walletpassphrase command also?

i check log saw during a week have Anonymus connected by TV Trojan. maybe they copy the wallet.dat and try decrypted. Because during this week we have some update SANC and Cold Wallet also need type passpharse. But if the screen was capture still ****** so maybe wallet was decrypted or keylogger.