4. please help me .

please help me .

  • S

    i'm mine a block .

    242099SC(miner)

    today

    -242099sc why ??

    Stolen ?

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  • Global Moderator

    Which miner did you use and where did you get it? And have you forwarded any ports? If you forward port 9980 you can expect your funds to get stolen, forwarding port 9980 gives the whole internet access to your wallet and seed.

    EDIT: and like taek said, please upgrade to 1.0.0

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  • admins

    Most miners who are experiencing this have their API exposed to the open internet, meaning anyone who knows your IP address can take your coins. If you are a node on the Sia network, your IP address is available through the peerlist, which makes it pretty easy for an attacker to just make a query that steals both your coins and your wallet seed. If you are running v1.0.x, siad will refuse to let you use a non-loopback address for your API unless you use the flag --disable-api-security, in which case you should be aware of what can go wrong if you have an incorrect configuration.

    You need to create a new wallet now, the attacker likely has your seed, which means they can take money from you at any time, even if you secure your system.

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  • S

    yes ,i use 1.0.0

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