From today I lead a team to develop Bitcoin integration in the German banking platform Mambu. The banking platform was chosen as the integration partner to bring Banking 3.0 to Africa by AllenHark Group, Kenyan banking and mobile money solutions provider. Of course I need money, and more coders. I shall set up a team page for it. Money should come from an investor, and coders from existing crypto projects. We can make it commercial or open source depending on how we like it. PM me for the details. Am I really the only person interested? If I am, expect the product integrated in a number of Kenyan banks in a few months. Join me if you like. We get it in faster.

http://www.cio.co.ke/news/top-stories/allenhark-group-in-ksh-3.2-billion-deal-with-mambu-to-bring-banking-3.0-to-kenya
http://developer.mambu.com

Earning logic: Txfee.

People who earn: Miners.

Sustained expenses: Tech support.

Banks pay for the tech support.

I sell the tech support. I'm based in Kenya from this year anyway, so in case someone else wants to do this, they can still hire me as their spin doctor. Need team members for coding it. Reason: I'm not a very good coder. But here we have many.

Thanks ~Starwalker.

Let the hacker use the Bitcoin to come an honest man, and not steal again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNsHRUVwKwg

So, my Kenya trip is now cancelled for time being. I have to pay back the lost funds to save myself from embarassment, I guess. Then I'll set up new wallets and start from a clean slate.

Yeah, the login to my Gmail was made from BT Openzone, Trafalgar Square almost noon. I'm not sure if it's the malware. The attacker definitely logged to my Gmail first. I was using the Youtube Downloader to download stuff for image bytes. Mainly images of clouds, road, and African savanna snapshots for the website intro videos. The attacker must have been keen to see how to get the credential. We discussed the transfer at length on Facebook and Skype prior to sending. If the attacker has my Facebook or Skype passwords, a keylogger, or used a malware at an earlier point, they might be able to get to my Gmail.

Hey.. wait... the malware ... it's from Youtube Downloader! f..........

I've contacted. I've found out how the attacker obtained my Gmail account credentials, and then my Blockchain.info account credentials. The attacker then logged in from a public WiFi in England to steal the funds. The attacker visited my Gmail first. The attacker took ten minutes on my Gmail, and searched for "bitcoin, identifier, mnemonic" etc. The malware PUP.Optional.Goobzo came from a malicious website. I don't know which website this is, but it could be any website. I normally search tech topics, and the naughtiest things I do on the Internet are Pornhub and even Cryptocoinsnews. It is possible that some of the administrators of these sites run malware. This problem should be fixed by cookie settings. Do not accept cookies except from whitelist. My browser history only shows the authentic link, so I've not visited a phishing site. The malware has been on my computer for some days. So, the attacker knew to wait for the transaction, and likely had access to my computer. From now on, I will not recommend Windows OS for Bitcoin users. I have Linux on the other computer. I will also use paperwallets and Airbitz as a hotwallet. Thank you.

I have found out that there was an unauthorised login to my Gmail from a British Telecom public internet access - either a proxy or a public wifi at the time of the incident, from a Windows computer. My Gmail contains the credentials in a non-obvious form.

Well, at least the intention is good. The hacker should only return stolen funds. The funds were sent by Mariano Bolaños our startup's co-founder yesterday from his company wallet to my regular purse. I was supposed to spend it on expenses to produce the documentary. The documentary is supposed to be supported by CoinCongress San Francisco and http://serygroup.com and include an episode where we install Bitcoin ATM's in developing countries. If the hacker only is poor and needs some money, he can keep a part. But he should know that he is stealing out of the pockets of other people who also are in need. Thank you.

Well, now we know the address. The next time this address pays something, it can be reminded to return my money. In the event it does so, I'll send a thank you note, and even some money back. If the hacker returns the money, I won't press charges. I've only made the hacker famous.

Relayed by ip: Blockchain.info - does this not mean that the hacker's IP has been relayed by a provider known to Blockchain.info?

Yes, definitely next time I ask money to paperwallet directly.

I can raise the bar, if a part of the money is returned, as long as I'm not running on a loss just to prove a point.

The hacker can keep a reward. Blockchain.info has my logs. The wallet has only 9 transactions prior to this. The transaction was not laundered through a mixer. I know that it can be identified.

https://blockchain.info/address/1AoRYG1EdAsSMvrAZ8opgsyrHDtxKUQa7

1 BTC for the person who helps to return my 4 BTC sent to the address 1AoRYG1EdAsSMvrAZ8opgsyrHDtxKUQa7 12:05 Helsinki time today. https://blockchain.info/tx/4582dce49c12800cf78fdadec7b700c329e2e28629d3de770f8f2a3af60dae1f Tell the hacker to keep a part of the money, but please find him. The money is meant for a charitable cause, to film a documentary of Kenyan Bitcoin users. information to tom dot starwalker at gmail dot com

Hello.

I'm setting up a Bitcoin Exchange in Finland powered by Peat.io

Help in internationalisation is appreciated.

In the future, we might spread to other countries through our own network.

We are a team of dedicated Bitcoin developers.

Partnership with Peat.io is welcomed.

Thank you

--Starwalker

Yes please, sign me up on the beta. I'd like to try it.