Sadly there's nothing you can do, bitcoin transactions are final.  You may want to try contacting blockchain.info support, but I doubt you'll get anything out of it.

This, or even better, use offline wallets.

It doesn't matter if they're unspent in the attacker's wallet. You cannot reverse Bitcoin transactions. This is by design. Sorry for your loss, but it's your fault for not securing your addresses properly.

I got a PM from a member saying blockchain has been hit hard the last few days.

Either way I know deep down I am fucked and it really hurts. Secure youre passwords people!!

bitcoin is almost physical in a sense; when someone robs you, the only way you can get your money back is if you find the criminal in question ( make no mistake stealing any amount of bitcoin from anyone is Criminal ) and press charges hope he hasn't pissed away all the funds.

I think their are some safer e-wallets out there, its just a matter of finding the right one... I personally don't use ewallets only small account on seals with clubs, things like...

and when I do use e-wallets its 2 factor auth. its really not hard to setup and you can have relative peace of mind even with a larger sum in your account.

but a paper wallet you generate offline  is the only way to go for larger sums.

I have been scammed myself once or twice 200$ gift card for 40$ of BTC... type thing, learnt my lessons and moved on.

Tell us a bit about the password you used on blockchain.info.  Not the password itself (unless you change it first, then you can give us the actual password).

Main questions are:

How long is it?
Did you use it on any other sites?
Is it a word or based on a word or words that may have some of the letters changed (example p@ssw0rd)?

My best guess is that someone guessed your password and stole your BTC.

I'm guessing:

a) your computer is compromised
or
b) blockchain.info/SwC was compromised

Could you ask the owner of seals with clubs for login logs for your account?

.5 BTC if you can help

The password was the same as my....

*********


There in lies the problem.

It doesn't matter if it was a 24 character alpha/numeric/symbol mixed password if you use at two places.


~BCX~

I really honestly doubt it was someone that knows me. Im not much of a high roller by any means, I got lucky by winning the big btc.

I told my brother about me winning the btc. He knows nothing about BTC.

I am going to clean my computer today as best as I can but this seriously has me freaked.