GumGum post=104020783:
You either granted some airdrops permission to move funds or someone has your recovery phrase.

Move your assets to another wallet ASAP.

Oyetboy:


Three possible scenarios... 1. You've approved a malicious token when you tried using uniswap v3, most probably the unh token or any other malicious token with dubious contract where the creator of such contract can wipe all funds of anyone who approves such token in their wallet.

2. You connected your wallet to all these scam websites or dapp promising free airdrop or something.

3. Someone has access to your mnemonic phrase.

Trendy247:

I only wanted to confirm if it actually works. Ever since I tested it, I've not even watched any movie with it, and I forgot to Uninstall it.
I prefer to stream live matches with my data, not movies

jclassiq:
It's possible you have your wallet recovery phrase stored somewhere in your phone and the permission you granted the app gave access to it.

No free meal, even in Freetown, Sierra Leone.


By the way, which network did they use to send $1,125 and was charged only 5 cents?
I'm impressed!

Trendy247:

I didn't do 1 and it's only pancakeswap I connected my wallet to.. Option 3 is what I'm suspecting

LTRAVIS:


Do you have screenshots of your mnemonic phrase on your phone ?

Trendy247:
So last week my colleague gave me a hacked Netflix sv4 app which I installed on my phone and it was working perfectly, the app is just 12mb while the original Netflix app is 60mb.
I checked my phone yesterday only to discover that 1125 USDT (approx 550k) had been transferred from my trustwallet app around 11:53am.
I was with my phone all through yesterday, so don't think anybody got access to it, so the only option left was to query all my installed apps.

I decided to Uninstall and reinstall the hacked Netflix app to check the permissions I granted it.

So guys do u think this permission is enough for any hacker to gain access to my trustwallet app?

I've asked my colleague that gave me the app and he says the person he got it from is a hacker and also a crypto trader

Trendy247:
So last week my colleague gave me a hacked Netflix sv4 app which I installed on my phone and it was working perfectly, the app is just 12mb while the original Netflix app is 60mb.
I checked my phone yesterday only to discover that 1125 USDT (approx 550k) had been transferred from my trustwallet app around 11:53am.
I was with my phone all through yesterday, so don't think anybody got access to it, so the only option left was to query all my installed apps.

I decided to Uninstall and reinstall the hacked Netflix app to check the permissions I granted it.

So guys do u think this permission is enough for any hacker to gain access to my trustwallet app?

I've asked my colleague that gave me the app and he says the person he got it from is a hacker and also a crypto trader

Trendy247:

Yes

Trendy247:

Yes

Trendy247:

No, I'm using s21 ultra

Trendy247:
So last week my colleague gave me a hacked Netflix sv4 app which I installed on my phone and it was working perfectly, the app is just 12mb while the original Netflix app is 60mb.
I checked my phone yesterday only to discover that 1125 USDT (approx 550k) had been transferred from my trustwallet app around 11:53am.
I was with my phone all through yesterday, so don't think anybody got access to it, so the only option left was to query all my installed apps.

I decided to Uninstall and reinstall the hacked Netflix app to check the permissions I granted it.

So guys do u think this permission is enough for any hacker to gain access to my trustwallet app?

I've asked my colleague that gave me the app and he says the person he got it from is a hacker and also a crypto trader

acedsportsng:
What I don't understand is how you use a Samsung s21 ultra, have that kinda amount in your trustwallet and you still installed a "hacked" Netflix.

How much does the original Netflix cost??

Na wa o

idrezee:
You use an S21 Ultra and have 600k in your account yet can’t pay 2-4K for monthly Netflix subscription. It’s d!sgusting that I should bypass what I can easily afford, greed just made u lost. You can afford it so next time learn to do the normal thing.

chingle5:



Oga no dey lie on top app jare ... U too dey cap and Person go think say u be tech savvy.... Baba werey omo

Trendy247:
So last week my colleague gave me a hacked Netflix sv4 app which I installed on my phone and it was working perfectly, the app is just 12mb while the original Netflix app is 60mb.
I checked my phone yesterday only to discover that 1125 USDT (approx 550k) had been transferred from my trustwallet app around 11:53am.
I was with my phone all through yesterday, so don't think anybody got access to it, so the only option left was to query all my installed apps.

I decided to Uninstall and reinstall the hacked Netflix app to check the permissions I granted it.

So guys do u think this permission is enough for any hacker to gain access to my trustwallet app?

I've asked my colleague that gave me the app and he says the person he got it from is a hacker and also a crypto trader

Give400:
That's why it's good to back your wallet with a pass code. There is no way a hacker will get in your wallet without your pass code

lakoomoyi:


Not when they have your seed.

If is seed is saved as a screenshot, jpeg file, or document.

Then he's bleeped, wouldn't even advice him to keep using same account, he should just jejely create another account, cos they are gonna hit him again.

He granted access to his storage, he's off guard.

Is account right now with passcode

tonididdy:
Netflix is just 1600 a month....




Why do I need a hacked version besides naija Netflix is crap

Give400:
How they gonna get in his wallet if it is pass code activated. Even you the owner can't get in if you don't provide your passcode so how is an outsider gonna get inside without passcode. Abi them get passcode cracker too?

Try this. Activate passcode on your wallet and try to login on another device with your wallet's seed phrase and see for yourself. They will still ask for your password on the other device before you can access your wallet on the new device.. Unless there have a passcode cracker which I haven't heard of or seen

Trendy247:

Even if Netflix sub is free I can't use my data to stream movies, I only stream live matches.
Like I stated earlier, I only wanted to confirm it was truly hacked. And ever since I installed it, I have never opened it until that day.
After that I had to uninstall all the useless apps I downloaded and left dormant in my phone