Quote from: examplens on Today at 12:59:59 AM

I'm sorry to disappoint you, but things are not going as you imagined.
first, is it really your wallet, and how we can be sure that it is a hack and not actually a legal agreed transaction? you are looking for a white hacker to commit a crime and take someone else's money. then that someone will hire a hacker again to bring back the coins and so it goes round and round. you thought that's how the crypto network works?
Do you think it's all easy, and hackers do it for a salary? if they can do it already, why do they need you to give them a job, he'll do it without you and keep all the coins to himself.

btw. your wallet is compromised, but not because of a wallet hack. Your device where you host wallet or do access to them is compromised and hackers took necessary info of your wallet & funds, through that hole.

Yes, it is my wallet to receive the mining funds and I've lost around 1.8 BNB. By no way it could be a legally agreed transaction for this small amount. As per the knowledge I have, a whitehat hacker can break the rules in case of a breach and might be authorized. By reading the comments on bscscan I found out that many poor people have been hacked along me so for good faith I would like to give it a try if the funds can be returned to the original owners. By considering the number of transactions it seems to be scripted. If it's scripted then maybe it could be reversed? On this fact, recovery seems possible to me.

Quote from: welovedcrypto on Today at 04:44:19 AM

Quote from: Rohan Kotkar on March 02, 2022, 07:46:06 PM

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Can you share with us how your wallet got hacked? So others can be aware. Which wallet you were using? Also why do you think recovery is possible when wallet is getting empty.

I was using metamask and my wallet was connected to a few sites which might be the reason I got hacked. From my experience, I'd say metamask is not safe.

Quote from: Kavelj22 on Today at 04:30:11 PM

Op was recently running a bounty campaign for his project UmaChitFund: https://uma.finance/
Please don't tell me that the money of investors have been lost.

By no way I can be so careless. And FYI, Uma.Fi is handled by more than one entities.

Quote from: Kavelj22 on Today at 04:30:11 PM

Quote from: Rohan Kotkar on March 02, 2022, 07:46:06 PM

My wallet has been compromised.
Funds transferred out lead to a specific wallet and it appears that around <$180k have been hacked from people like me.

I saw that many token have been transferred to that address. Which transaction is yours?
How much did you lost?

Here's my transaction: https://bscscan.com/tx/0x7cb2920d3841f081be3580847195cade64444d5d83c0a1de09c3d91b0f295f13
lost around 1.8 BNB

Quote from: Kavelj22 on Today at 04:30:11 PM

Quote from: Rohan Kotkar on March 02, 2022, 07:46:06 PM

Recovery seems possible and hence I'm looking for a whitehat hacker to give it a try. Please drop me a message here or reply to this thread with your telegram or discord to discuss further.

Please explain how recovery seems to be possible. Do you know the hacker?

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By considering the number of transactions it seems to be scripted. If it's scripted then maybe it could be reversed? On this fact, recovery seems possible to me.