Quote from: mightyWombat on August 06, 2014, 04:52:01 PM

hi!

there is something strange! opened my bitcoin wallet and suddenly a transaction was listed. all btc send to an address i have never seen before. (need passphrase!)
closed it and started again. transaction history gone, all addresses gone. like a fresh,new untouched wallet. appdata/roaming shows a new folder for bitcoin, created just a few seconds ago.
the same happened with my zipcoins!!! now i knew that there's something wrong. i was getting really nervous, opened my synccoin wallet, cinnicoin- and hobonickel wallet. they all showed a zero balance, no transaction history, no old addresses.
i wanted to check my other wallets and opened my appdata/roaming folder. i couldn't believe it! now, all entries were gone. only the wallets i opened minutes before to check them had their folders.

maybe they were moved to another directory? searched for *.dat files on m computer, nothing. i was 98% sure, i got robbed. turned to 99% as i noticed, that my hd shows 80gb more free space than before.all blockdata etc. gone! switched to 99,9% when i wanted to change my major payout adresses and all browsers were deinstalled, so no quick reaction was possible. now, i only have this 0,1% of hope.

can anybody help me with this ****ing situation? or just say me, that i got robbed an there's no chance to do anything. going to clean the system as soon as possible, if there's no chance. i don't get that! if this was an attack, how is it possible to "steal" about 80 gb of data in a few seconds?!? i don't have a "phantasy-speed" internet connection. if someone steals your data, why not just the wallet.dat?

PLEASE, anybody an idea to find my data again?
thanks...

maybe virus attack? any chance to get the erased data back? (avira and malwarebyte running non-stop)

Well you may want to check into this thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=725205.new#new

Apparently, the Zipcoin wallet had for a while some sort of backdoor trojan or keylogger or something attached to it, and you mentioned Zipcoin, so there.