Quote from: yakuza699 on December 02, 2014, 01:43:11 PM

Quote from: cr1776 on December 01, 2014, 09:37:43 PM

Quote from: LifeisGreat88088 on December 01, 2014, 02:14:27 PM

So sad , my address is on the list .

But thanks for the post!

I asked in your other thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=879419.0), but which program did you use to create this address and where did you get the program?

So as far as I understood it he used omniwallet.org

He said "I imported the private key of B" but he might meant that he created it there. And then he said "The address is mine, I create it from the wallet!!" which probably meant that he used bitcoin core. I think that either one of them.

Edit: he generated those private keys using the blockchain.info web wallet.

The private key leaked due to the counterparty bug. The transaction that revealed the private key was
https://blockchain.info/tx/86510ddeded6486b73fe08ab4ce6320ab1aa1d5d006d699e37aeb1b1e9df3e50
The wallet was already sweeped in April, e.g.,
https://blockchain.info/tx/737326ba838fb6b887480f9be2924141000d5e11e8bc450655ab4743da508754
Probably the amount of 0.0017 was to few to be noticed.

So the moral is, don't reuse your old addresses, especially with different clients. Otherwise, you will get bitten if one of the client you tried is buggy. If possible, use a fresh address for every transaction.