Anyone saw the post of that hacker?

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Hey all,

I just saw this post on BHW of a scammer/hacker who shared the passwords of like 20 people on a cryptocurrency wallet. Much to my guilt I did indeed login to see if it works and it actually does. One account had 4000$ and you could simply withdraw it in bitcoins. I got too scared and logged out and told my parents about it.

But what do you guys think?

- Why would the hacker share their passwords and username like that?
- Would you withdraw it?

Although I know I did the right thing, deep down inside me there is a slight sort of curiosity - What if I actually withdrew that amount?

Edit 1: Naturally and thankfully the post got removed a few minutes later after I refreshed BHW.
 
Hey all,

I just saw this post on BHW of a scammer/hacker who shared the passwords of like 20 people on a cryptocurrency wallet. Much to my guilt I did indeed login to see if it works and it actually does. One account had 4000$ and you could simply withdraw it in bitcoins. I got too scared and logged out and told my parents about it.

But what do you guys think?

- Why would the hacker share their passwords and username like that?
- Would you withdraw it?

Although I know I did the right thing, deep down inside me there is a slight sort of curiosity - What if I actually withdrew that amount?

Edit 1: Naturally and thankfully the post got removed a few minutes later after I refreshed BHW.

I removed it and banned him. It's illegal and even you accessing these accounts is a form of hacking too.
 
I removed it and banned him. It's illegal and even you accessing these accounts is a form of hacking too.

Damn. I don't wanna be a bad person. It's just that curiosity got the better off me.

I am sorry.

Edit 1: Also can they track my IP because I logged in or is that not possible?
 
The domain name that was provided in the post is not even a day old and its not even indexed on google. The wallets/profiles are most likely fake.
Possible a phishing site to get BHW's members to signup and steal passwords
 
- Why would the hacker share their passwords and username like that?
Building a reputation/for fun/so he can sell others/got these accounts in a leaked combo list and now he wants to scam others/so he can do harm to those people, etc.

Hackers/crackers sharing those kinds of accounts is nothing new, in fact, it is a regular thing.

- Would you withdraw it?
I didn't see the post, but if those were website accounts I highly suggest not even logging in them without proper OPSec as you have a high chance of getting your IP banned. (This if you don't have a rotating one)

If these were Electrum seeds or whatever else, then Lord have mercy on those that got cracked.
 
Damn. I don't wanna be a bad person. It's just that curiosity got the better off me.

I am sorry.

Edit 1: Also can they track my IP because I logged in or is that not possible?

SO you now have all info stored in notepad and need tips for protection by quoting a mod. :)
 
Edit 1: Also can they track my IP because I logged in or is that not possible?

Yes, they can track your IP, all the exchanges I know they keep track of your IP every time you login, are you sure it was a real exchange and not a phishing site?
 
The domain name that was provided in the post is not even a day old and its not even indexed on google. The wallets/profiles are most likely fake.

Ahh, that's better to hear, to be honest. It would have been bad if it was an official website.
 
Yes, they can track your IP, all the exchanges I know they keep track of your IP every time you login, are you sure it was a real exchange and not a phishing site?

According to the members here, it is phishing. Plus it makes sense as I never heard of that online wallet before.

SO you now have all info stored in notepad and need tips for protection by quoting a mod. :)

Damn.

Bro, first of all, these members are saying it was a phishing website, so even if I withdrew, I would nothing would come to me.

Secondly, I know mods are great but how can they give online protection?

Finally, my 17-year self has never seen 4 grand, I would probably be spending it on some video games rn and not messaging on BHW.
 
SO you now have all info stored in notepad and need tips for protection by quoting a mod. :)

I see it might be sarcasm. I am sorry. I don't know why I take things so seriously.
 
SO you now have all info stored in notepad and need tips for protection by quoting a mod. :)

Wow. You can read his mind. lol

Hey all,

I just saw this post on BHW of a scammer/hacker who shared the passwords of like 20 people on a cryptocurrency wallet. Much to my guilt I did indeed login to see if it works and it actually does. One account had 4000$ and you could simply withdraw it in bitcoins. I got too scared and logged out and told my parents about it.

But what do you guys think?

- Why would the hacker share their passwords and username like that?
- Would you withdraw it?

Although I know I did the right thing, deep down inside me there is a slight sort of curiosity - What if I actually withdrew that amount?

Edit 1: Naturally and thankfully the post got removed a few minutes later after I refreshed BHW.

You did the right thing. That was a trap actually. :D
 
According to the members here, it is phishing. Plus it makes sense as I never heard of that online wallet before.



Damn.

Bro, first of all, these members are saying it was a phishing website, so even if I withdrew, I would nothing would come to me.

Secondly, I know mods are great but how can they give online protection?

Finally, my 17-year self has never seen 4 grand, I would probably be spending it on some video games rn and not messaging on BHW.

If you didn't use vpn or proxy, reset your router to get new IP, also refresh you browser by deleteing all cookies. Reason being site owner aka phisher can see your public IP very easily, and your router can become attack vector, especially if it has stock firmware with known vulnerabilities.
 
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If you didn't use vpn or proxy, reset your router to get new IP, also refresh you browser by deleteing all cookies. Reason being site owner aka phisher can see your public IP very easily, and your router can become attack vector, especially if it has stock firmware with known vulnerabilities.

Thank you! I will change It ASAP
 
If you didn't use vpn or proxy, reset your router to get new IP, also refresh you browser by deleteing all cookies. Reason being site owner aka phisher can see your public IP very easily, and your router can become attack vector, especially if it has stock firmware with known vulnerabilities.
Don't scare him. They can't do anything. The website will probably ask for a 'deposit' before transferring the amount. That is how these kind of websites work.
 
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