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Board Service Discussion (Altcoins)
Re: myetherwallet got hacked
by
jessyj48
on 17/09/2019, 11:35:34 UTC
Hello,
me and a friend working together in a business which involves crypto currency.
Last week, he told me that all our USDT + ETH got transferred to another wallet which is obv not ours.
We stored USTD + ETH on myetherwallet.
My friend takes care about the tezor but didn't log in on that day.
I asked him to check the balance on the evening and he told me that all wallets are empty and there is an transaction history which shows that all wallets got cleared a couple of hours ago.
He is the only one who has access to the trezor. the recovery seed is in a safe in his apartment in europe where he lives with his family.We are currently not in europe but have private places here too, so we dont use public wifi or something similarÂ
Even tho he didn't connect to MEW on that day(until the balance check) the trezor was connected to the laptop the whole day.
The laptop should be very secure when it comes to anti virus programs etc.
All BTCs are still were still there tho, only USDT+ETH got stolen.
So if someone is able to hack a cold wallet, i dont really understand why he just stole everything on MEW and not the BTCs.
It is the first time that i hear that something like that happened.
Basically someone stole a pretty big amount from a cold wallet without entering the code on the trezor, which is necessary to confirm the transaction, at least as far as i know.
I googled and didn't find anything about a similar situation.
I contacted many friends who work a lot with cryptos, people who work for big exchanger etc..Â
Nobody heard of a similar situation where a cold wallet got cleared while one of the owners is sitting next to it. Most reaction was that people think my friend stole it. I dont really wanna believe that because it wouldn't make sense to me.
Anyone here who has an idea what happened or heard about a similar case?

Sorry friend but i smell snitches, there is no way your wallet can get hacked unless you are been careless with your recovery seed or private keys, sorry to say but i suspect your friend based on how you explain things on here.
1. Next time never share your wallet keys with even your most trusted friends,unless family, even families do betrays too, wallets are been created for privacy purposes to avoid fund losses
2. There is possibility that your friend was targeted by other who knew he owns coins in the wallet and they find a way to get the keys off him. Who knows? might be possible
But all evidence are pointing to your friend