Would you be so kind as to articulate your post again?Just be careful of clipboard attack
It's one of the attacks that interferes with addresses when copied to clipboard. The attacker changes the address to his own, then you'd send the funds with no idea that it's been switched to something different.Would you be so kind as to articulate your post again?
By the way, Cryptomus found out an interesting feature: after a transaction is confirmed, it does not go through immediately, it is given another 2 minutes to check the data. But somehow I haven't used wallets for a long time, perhaps a similar function appeared on other exchanges. If anyone is in the know, please advise.It's one of the attacks that interferes with addresses when copied to clipboard. The attacker changes the address to his own, then you'd send the funds with no idea that it's been switched to something different.
A very valuable observation!)Best advice, do not transact using crypto.
I when I sent my amount to the wrong network was very upset. I was advised that they were not lost, they showed me the wallet where they were. But it was out of my reach and I couldn't do anything about it((.lol i was so sad when i sent 150$ to wrong address once and you say 6 millions I am sure he wants to die right now
my problem that I never learn I did the same mistake a year later lolI when I sent my amount to the wrong network was very upset. I was advised that they were not lost, they showed me the wallet where they were. But it was out of my reach and I couldn't do anything about it((.
I hate to say this, but dude Should just move on. The harm has been done, and he isn't finding the lost laptop again.That guy who threw away his hard drive with 7,500 bitcoins is trying to move on in his quest. Although the disk is his property, the fact that it's in a landfill could create legal issues. For now, he's offering authorities 10% of the value or compensation of $629 million. Authorities are refusing, citing legal rights to the trash. And it looks like they may be right.
It is not always possible to remember everything. That's why I made an algorithm that I follow in this or that situation. When I need to make a transaction, I open it and follow it. In this way, it is possible to avoid mistakes.my problem that I never learn I did the same mistake a year later lol
just send then pray
That's an excellent practice.By the way, sometimes when you need to send a large (for me) amount, I first send the minimum payment. If I receive it safely, I will send the principal amount.
It is always better to lose a small amount than a large amount. And that's a little comforting))That's an excellent practice.
He probably wants to take one chance in a thousand. But if he can open the way to $7 million dollars, why not try to take it?I hate to say this, but dude Should just move on. The harm has been done, and he isn't finding the lost laptop again.
Not often I say this but that was very well said.I mean, the brain uses tiny electrical signals to function - aren't we all just very advanced bots?
The brain acts as the CPU, processing information and making decisions, while the nervous system is like the motherboard, connecting all components. The heart serves as the power supply, providing energy, and muscles function like motors, executing physical actions. Eyes and ears are sensors, similar to cameras and microphones, gathering visual and auditory data.
Skin resembles a touchscreen, detecting touch and temperature. Blood vessels work like cables, delivering energy and removing waste, while DNA is the software coding how everything operates. The immune system is the firewall, protecting against threats, and the stomach and lungs function as the energy converter and cooling system, keeping everything running smoothly.
Together, the body is a self-regulating biological supercomputer.
If he sent with the wrong network, it's unlikely he'll be able to do that anymore, unfortunately(((yes every transaction must be check all the time. one of my friend cant withdraw his money from his wallet just last few days.
Wha? Don't you guys rsync the whole drive to new, bigger one?When you're a young late-teenager, upgrading from the first used PC you bought with your income that never grew beyond XP and threatened to kill itself when you tried to install Windows Vista to a shiny new PC that came with Windows 8 pre-installed.
All you do is backup your PSDs, your MFA site code, your spreadsheets and most importantly your songs and movies and you're done.
Bank transfers in Poland have that feature. You can cancel shortly after sending. That's why you can't start doing service delivery if you're freelancer after they send you confirmation pdf or screenshot, you need to wait until you have money in your account, once it's in your account they can't cancel.By the way, Cryptomus found out an interesting feature: after a transaction is confirmed, it does not go through immediately, it is given another 2 minutes to check the data. But somehow I haven't used wallets for a long time, perhaps a similar function appeared on other exchanges. If anyone is in the know, please advise.
A very valuable observation!)
I when I sent my amount to the wrong network was very upset. I was advised that they were not lost, they showed me the wallet where they were. But it was out of my reach and I couldn't do anything about it((.
Hi! I've never had much to do with banks. Both bank and card are taxed in my country. So cryptocurrency is the best option for me at the moment. Thanks for the information!)Bank transfers in Poland have that feature. You can cancel shortly after sending. That's why you can't start doing service delivery if you're freelancer after they send you confirmation pdf or screenshot, you need to wait until you have money in your account, once it's in your account they can't cancel.
On December 24, an attempt was made in Brussels to kidnap the wife of a crypto investor.I hate to say this, but dude Should just move on. The harm has been done, and he isn't finding the lost laptop again.
James Howells of Newport, whose hard drive containing 7.5k bitcoins accidentally ended up in a landfill, has been refused by a British court to excavate the dump. All is finally lost.All in all, of course, it all looks pretty stupid, but it happens from time to time. How could you throw away a hard drive with 7,500 BTC? How could you even throw away the hard drive? The guy threw it away in 2013 and is still looking for it. We can make a mistake blindly in a minute, and then try to fix it for quite a long time.
James Howells of Newport, whose hard drive containing 7.5k bitcoins accidentally ended up in a landfill, has been refused by a British court to excavate the dump. All is finally lost.