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RE: Steal my EOS -- An experiment on the EOS.IO Mainnet

in #eos6 years ago (edited)

It looks like the private key you published belongs to this public address
EOS5ueRfpHnWxbxysRpcsUkBsma7vWvZjgQYi9jU9cY7wyiSQd9Zx
which is not on the main chain, meaning there is no account associated with it.

cleos get accounts EOS5ueRfpHnWxbxysRpcsUkBsma7vWvZjgQYi9jU9cY7wyiSQd9Zx
{
  "account_names": []
}
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It is linked to yostealmyeos. Someone changed it.. But I changed it back!

cleos get account yostealmyeos
permissions:
owner 1: 1 EOS6ka7tgmPJGEAPnNsxxeSNQUwqLMu44gZhnHY8RtXwPPKGFadak
active 1: 1 EOS6ka7tgmPJGEAPnNsxxeSNQUwqLMu44gZhnHY8RtXwPPKGFadak

Your private key is for this public key EOS5ueRfpHnWxbxysRpcsUkBsma7vWvZjgQYi9jU9cY7wyiSQd9Zx
It is not associated with any EOS account.

cleos get accounts EOS5ueRfpHnWxbxysRpcsUkBsma7vWvZjgQYi9jU9cY7wyiSQd9Zx
{
"account_names": []
}

Again, I changed the key back to my possession to prevent any loss of funds since somebody unstaked the tokens. You can check the history in a block explorer for eos to see for yourself!