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Hack into crypto wallets
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Hey does anyone know how to hack into someones crypto wallet?
I know there are legit companies that do it for the banks and government.
would be nice to figure out , heard the setup is tough
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'Hacking' a crypto wallet in itself would be extremely difficult, your best bet is to count on spear-phishing and take precautions when doing so.
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twostep187 Wrote: Hey does anyone know how to hack into someones crypto wallet?
I know there are legit companies that do it for the banks and government.
would be nice to figure out , heard the setup is tough

You would basically be trying to crack and guess a key for 256 bit. Social engineering, phishing or stealer would be the way to go as "hacking" one would basically mean hitting the lottery due to the complexity of the algorithm. Best wishes
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Hacking a crypto wallet by cracking it is the most complicated thing you will every do in your life and probably still wouldnt be able to achieve it, your best bet is to try and social engineer your way into it
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To hack a hosted crypto exchange wallet it is a very difficult thing to pull off. But if that is your end goal, then it is certainly possible, but would require a lot of invested time into getting in the right position to pull it off.

Basically to pull off a crypto wallet hack, lets use coinbase for example. Well coin base basically requires 2FA. and most people on coin base use 2fa via text message so you would first need to be able to sim swap the victim's sim card to a burner phone so that you can receive texts as them for bypassing 2fa. The other thing you would need is either a residential proxy extremely close to where they normally connect from, or a proxy running on their system via malware or etc. The next thing you need it a copy of all their coinbase and email related browser cookies, you would also need their email account login that coinbase is registered to as they will frequently send codes to email for verification. So meaning that you would need to have access to their coinbase email, coinbase account, coinbase and email cookies, access through their ip as a proxy or a close by residential proxy, make sure the ip isn't on any black listing if it is a residential proxy, and use an anti detect browser like go login where you can mimic their hardware, operating system, and browser version to mimic their user agent.

If you do all of the above, you should be able to sign in as them, bypass any 2fa text message or email that they have, and transfer funds to a wallet controlled by yourself. Typically these things can't be pulled off by a single person, you need someone to hold the phone that the sim card is being transferred to, you need someone to to the sim swapping attack, you need someone with remote access to the persons computer to extract cookies and etc, and you need logs of the person to have their creds. There is a darknet diaries episode with someone who was involved in sim swapping to hijack crypto accounts. Would recommend giving that a listen to see in more details what it entails.
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Kasekie Wrote: To hack a hosted crypto exchange wallet it is a very difficult thing to pull off. But if that is your end goal, then it is certainly possible, but would require a lot of invested time into getting in the right position to pull it off.

Basically to pull off a crypto wallet hack, lets use coinbase for example. Well coin base basically requires 2FA. and most people on coin base use 2fa via text message so you would first need to be able to sim swap the victim's sim card to a burner phone so that you can receive texts as them for bypassing 2fa. The other thing you would need is either a residential proxy extremely close to where they normally connect from, or a proxy running on their system via malware or etc. The next thing you need it a copy of all their coinbase and email related browser cookies, you would also need their email account login that coinbase is registered to as they will frequently send codes to email for verification. So meaning that you would need to have access to their coinbase email, coinbase account, coinbase and email cookies, access through their ip as a proxy or a close by residential proxy, make sure the ip isn't on any black listing if it is a residential proxy, and use an anti detect browser like go login where you can mimic their hardware, operating system, and browser version to mimic their user agent.

If you do all of the above, you should be able to sign in as them, bypass any 2fa text message or email that they have, and transfer funds to a wallet controlled by yourself. Typically these things can't be pulled off by a single person, you need someone to hold the phone that the sim card is being transferred to, you need someone to to the sim swapping attack, you need someone with remote access to the persons computer to extract cookies and etc, and you need logs of the person to have their creds. There is a darknet diaries episode with someone who was involved in sim swapping to hijack crypto accounts. Would recommend giving that a listen to see in more details what it entails.

the episode is dirty coms and the name of the guy was drew i think !

i did listen to all the episodes of jack.
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