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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Chaser123 on February 09, 2024, 06:27:58 AM
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The below is the private key of my own wallet address. Its has no balance in it. I have shown here just to prove that this private key is compromised. Same way all Bitcoins and altcoins private keys are compromised. To find out how, read at below link.
Process:
Google the below private key.
80221fa8ca82eda1a3c98eb0f1882c398d825b670a2c38435164771a253ce821
Then check the " Image section" of search result. One will find "Alamy "named website's images appeared at search result.
Same way one can also check their own any random private keys of "Bitcoin core" and the result will always be the same - Alamy site Images always showup.
Question is why it happens?
While doing google search with any private key, it shows only and only Alamy site at search image result.
Why? There are billions of website, Google can show it, but why only Alamy sites Images?
What is the connection between Google, Alamy site, and privatekeys of any Cryptocurrency? Why it shows such result?
When we do Google search using terms like " Online sale" Google showsup online selling website's like " Ebay , Amazon" etc.. at search result. Because this websites embed online sale related key words at their sites and therefore Google algorithm gives such results.
In case of privatekey: When we do Google search using " any crypto private keys" it shows up only alamy sites images at Image section. Why?
Does it means, all private key of all cryptocurrency is embed at this site?
This is what I have found : Indeed there is connection between Google, Alamy and crypto private keys.
Find more at this link:
https://medium.com/@seoexpert555/beware-all-crypto-owners-ca9f3b7094dc
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Either you or someone else made this same post on bitcointalk forum some weeks ago, I still remember vividly, that I asked a question on that thread on btt, and the question was, if this Alamy site that is said to have all the private keys and seeds phrases to every single crypto wallet actually have such access indeed, then what exactly are the site owners waiting for before the commit the worlds highest fraud or scam?
I mean, the total market cap of all cryptocurrencies listed on coinmarketcap is currently around 1.7 trillion dollars, they could steal all that money, crash the entire crypto market and become rich forever, why are they hesitating?
@op, you must think we all here are as dumb as you, better to look for something meaningful to do with your time..
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Either you or someone else made this same post on bitcointalk forum some weeks ago,
Nyo just one but the person used it to spam Bitcointalk. Also he brought it to this forum to continue spamming with something fake. He still had a post about it on Bitcointalk yesterday.
Do not use close source wallet. Do not use Javascript to generate your seed phrase and private key. Do not use a brain wallet. Avoid those with insecure means of generating seed phrase like Libbitcoin explorer. These are all insecure means of generating seed phrase and private keys.
Use a good software to generate your seed phrase and private key. Go for reputed wallets like Sparrow, Electrum, Trezor etc. There are many open source wallets for bitcoin that are reputed that you can go for.
If you generated your seed phrase and private keys securely and safely on a safe device like airgapped devices, the 128 bits of security that bitcoin has is still enough against brute force attack.
Like I posted, seed phrase and private keys are safe and can resist brute force attack. Anything that compromised someone's wallet and coins stolen is because of the user's mistake.
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All I see is that you, the Op, are trying to promote a particular site, trying to convince everyone that there is a site that has access to their private key and seed phrase, and if this is your story being bought by those who don't know how all this works and how to protect their wallets, you might now come back later to offer some private key sales and all of that.
If there had been anything like this earlier, it could have been discovered, and people's funds could have been stolen without their consent. No one could have even trusted to have their money on any crypto, as it can't be said to be safe.
Just wake up from this illusion and focus on the things that are real; no one is buying this, and believing in this is all going to mess with your head when there are far better things to focus your research on.
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Either you or someone else made this same post on bitcointalk forum some weeks ago, I still remember vividly, that I asked a question on that thread on btt, and the question was, if this Alamy site that is said to have all the private keys and seeds phrases to every single crypto wallet actually have such access indeed, then what exactly are the site owners waiting for before the commit the worlds highest fraud or scam?
Yes, I saw his topic on bitcointalk. I think he is the same person trying to spread his lies here as well. I wonder what he is trying to do or what is the goal of spreading these lies that even beginners cannot believe.
The idea seems very stupid, without even discussing the technical details. The question you asked remains completely in place: Why don't they steal all the wallets and it's over?
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- Any private posting on any platform or social media is like allowing thieves to enter your home to steal what they can profit from inside your home. Or, in another example, you gave your car key to someone else who could get it or steal it from you.
If that's why posting a private key like that is scary, it's a trap or bait for a hacker or scammer for those who don't know about this field, and their victims are those who are overcome by their curiosity to try it. Be careful, of course.
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- Any private posting on any platform or social media is like allowing thieves to enter your home to steal what they can profit from inside your home. Or, in another example, you gave your car key to someone else who could get it or steal it from you.
If that's why posting a private key like that is scary, it's a trap or bait for a hacker or scammer for those who don't know about this field, and their victims are those who are overcome by their curiosity to try it. Be careful, of course.
If the Op was only talking about those who carelessly post their keys online, as a result of them not knowing what they are doing or getting it exposed in one way or another, it could have been a different case here.
But he is trying to tell us that all the private keys to our wallets are being compromised and a particular site has access to them, and we are just watching and using something that someone can wipe at any time without our notice.
Which is just a ridiculous thing for the Op to imagine. A cheap way in which he or she is trying to lure people to come to him for help, in order for them to get their wallets protected, is why he is looking for means to steal from those who will buy the story and ideas.