Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 09:50:08 AM

Quote from: Ray_dog75 on Today at 05:05:30 AM

The 3 wallets that were signatories to that multi sig was not hacked. As in no crypto were lost on those wallets

Let me get this straight: did you use existing funded wallets to create a multisig, and those wallets still have funds while the multisig got emptied? In that case you'd better move your funds to a new secure wallet before the attacker realizes he left something behind!

I'm quoting your post from another topic here:

Quote from: Ray_dog75 on Today at 06:10:40 AM

I got hacked on Feb 12
But the ones from https://segwitadress.org/ were
But my ETH paper wallets were also hacked as well as a multi sig wallet I created with Electrum

It sounds like you even had paper wallets on an online system, instead of using cold storage for them.

Quote from: Ray_dog75 on Today at 05:50:09 AM

I used Electrum desktop with my Ledger
Other 2 wallets are Exodus and Trust wallet which never in my desktop

So those wallets were on different devices? Any chance you stored the seed words on your computer? If multiple wallets on different devices "get hacked", you must have had more than one device compromised. Could someone have gained physical access to your devices?

Yes, i thought paper wallets were cold wallets. As long as you protect the private keys, then they were bullet proof. The Bitaddress.org wallets were as they were not hacked. That the segwit ones were not bullet proof. The ETH paper wallets were from Metamask i think and as old as the 7 year old bitaddress wallets.

So moving everything with value to Ledger and Tangem