Ledger vermeiden – gestohlene Kryptowährungen
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18. Januar 2023 um 12:22 Uhr #1696473
root_s2yse8vt
Administrator::Meine Bitcoin wurden direkt von Ledger gestohlen. Ich dachte, es sei der sicherste Ort, um Bitcoin zu halten. Nachdem ich mit ihrer Sicherheitsuntersuchung einverstanden war, war ihre Antwort, mit der Polizei zu sprechen. 🤦♂️
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Habe einmal im Jan 2020 eingekauft, den Seed auf einen Zettel geschrieben und in meinen Safe gelegt. Wollte vor sechs Wochen verkaufen, öffnete Ledger nur um zu sehen, dass die Krypto im April 2021 ausging. Ich war überrascht, ging durch den Sicherheitsprozess von Ledger und nichts.
Kein wirklicher Gewinn für mich bei der Entsendung dieses wollte nur zu teilen und sehen, ob dies vor / erhalten einige Einblicke passiert war.
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18. Januar 2023 um 12:22 Uhr #1696474
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18. Januar 2023 um 12:22 Uhr #1696480
TendieTimeForMe
Gast::Give us some details. Did you have any smart contacts? What address was your BTC sent to? Did you write down your 24 word phrase or take a screenshot somewhere? Do you live with someone who could’ve taken it?
The reason we’re downvoting you is because your story telling and presentation here sucks man. I feel bad for you, but just post some details of the situation so we can at least try to find out what happened.
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18. Januar 2023 um 12:22 Uhr #1696481
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18. Januar 2023 um 12:22 Uhr #1696484
faceof333
Gast::Give me detail, How was their mistake? how did you download ledger live? what happened exactly. Give us clear detail so we believe you.
Warning:
-Don’t enter your seed into anything except the Ledger device itself.
-Download / update ledger live software from official website only.
-Never use search engine to access ledger website.
-Ignore all messages in your inbox and mark them as spam.
-Never click links or install software from an e-mail.
-Never respond to someone request to download remote applications(Team viewer, anydesk and etc.)
-Always conduct a small amount test while sending or receiving your funds and verify that the correct wallet address was copied/pasted into address bracket.
-Verify your ledger live is authentic:
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inledgerwallet-Legit ledger app:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ledger-live-crypto-nft-app/id1361671700
-Report scam to:
team-brand-protection@ledger.fr
-How I Got Hacked:
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18. Januar 2023 um 12:22 Uhr #1696485
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18. Januar 2023 um 12:22 Uhr #1696491
Double-Code-8018
Gast::If you can think back to April 2021 or before.. around when the bitcoin was moved out.
If I was you I would go into event viewer if you have a windows PC and look through your windows logs for around that time, even if it’s to find a installed application that might trigger memories to what may have been going around that time on or might have happened.
Did you go on holiday, had home repairs, party or friend over, people stay over even for a short period, strange window left open, flatmate leave, any event you can remember. Giving trusted neighbor a key or access or family member. Did you do anything with crypto around that time set up a new wallet, restore one, download metamask or anything or open the safe around that time or redo/copy your seed, make a second backup copy, expose it to a laptop cam by mistake or phone camera. I realize it was a while ago but maybe a passed memory could trigger something small that’s related.
Some safes are surprisingly easy to access with a little know how and can then be shut and locked with no one knowing, unless they are the hardened big expensive ones, in that case is the key pin or combination in a secure place. Was the ledger pin written down anywhere so someone could put 2 and 2 together.
It’s easy to slap all the blame on to ledger and it’s what most people do because they can’t understand how it happened so they believe that’s the only way, but the truth is whats most important. Whether you made a mistake because we all do as humans, probably most people slip up with crypto at some point, some get lucky and some get very unlucky.
Most common is photo taken or seed written into a computer either for backup or because a fake ledger phishing email makes you believe it needs to be restored. Or they use their ledger seed for a hotwallet on their computer manually entering the seed.
Or you were extremely careful and got stolen from. There are less likely ways but if I was you I would be looking at all possibilities.
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18. Januar 2023 um 12:22 Uhr #1696497
SweetBasil_
Gast::more details needed. look at the transactions. when during the last 2 years did it disappear? was your wallet connected to any defi platforms? did you ever take a picture of your seed phrase or type the full phrase in a computer? Ledger does not have your keys and cannot access your crypto.
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