Best place to place the encrypted file is on Dropbox. 

Any OS can be insecure and have the potential to compromise your wallet file. It all depends on the user. You can be using OpenBSD but have a password called love123.

QFE   

QFE

This doesn't help track at all, in fact it does the opposite, it clutters up my "receiving" address book. I've seen it generate new addresses for transactions *from* the same person (but that person is only sending to the address he knows). None of the new addresses are used for anything it's just automatically generated.

Tell me how the sender would know the auto generated address when it's only generated if he sends payment to an address I've shared with him?

Just so you know, we are talking about the Windows client automatically generating "Receiving" addresses, without being asked to generate them. Yes I do have multiple addresses for different people so I know where the transactions come from, this is another case, the client is randomly generating addresses due to something that looks like a UI and or some other bug.

I was going to copy over a nightly build and see if it does the same, but the version number of nightly builds I see are much older than the current release on bitcoin.org 

Please note, games gifted through Steam can be removed from your account if the payment method used was fraudulent and or the charges were reversed by the card holder.


Sauce.

This has been happening to me too.

I kinda figured it out, the bitcoin client automatically makes "New..." active focus, thus when you press any key with the bitcoin client in foreground, it makes a new key. Has happened to me 6 times so far.

Edit: I also noticed it does make a new address when the application is first started and or receiving a transaction (I got bunch today and there were several new addresses).

This was on a newly upgraded installation with the latest bitcoin available from bitcoin.org (win). The AppData folder was the only one remaining from previous installation for wallet. 

Great game, thanks for the entertainment. 

lol tecshare, exactly what I thought of when I saw the sale today 

Hello,

Can you show vac status and account history as shown in this example.

Someone would buy this 

Show screenshot of this.

steam->settings->account  

specifically VAC

and account history (to see if any were retail)

Was the miner set up for solo or BTCguild ?

Server -> drop down

> nvidia geforce 8800 gtx

Not a very viable card to mine.

All sorts of warning bells start to ring. 

Are you overclocking a lot?

They also trash pretty fast if used like this.

He should have set up his server farm in the... bathroom. 

Your OC would reset on reboot, but you can burn a new bios with those settings if they are stable. Make sure Linux uses the proper fan controls or you'd overheat.

This happened to me when I used an ATI card, after months of using/OC'ing a Nvidia card with Afterburner. Clean re-install solves it.