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I sent bitcoin to an address starting 3Cn using Electrum but the blockchain viewers seem to show that it has gone to an address beginning bc1 as shown in the link below.



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    I sent bitcoin to an address starting 3Cn using Electrum but the blockchain viewers seem to show that it has gone to an address beginning bc1 as shown in the link below.



    Transaction Viewer



    How can this happen? Is there a way I can recover the funds?










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      I sent bitcoin to an address starting 3Cn using Electrum but the blockchain viewers seem to show that it has gone to an address beginning bc1 as shown in the link below.



      Transaction Viewer



      How can this happen? Is there a way I can recover the funds?










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      I sent bitcoin to an address starting 3Cn using Electrum but the blockchain viewers seem to show that it has gone to an address beginning bc1 as shown in the link below.



      Transaction Viewer



      How can this happen? Is there a way I can recover the funds?







      security electrum fraud bech32-address reverse-transaction






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          I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news: It looks like your funds are gone and the security of your computer is compromised. A quick google suggests that is one of the electrum phishing destination addresses.



          You can find more information on the attacks against electrum here: http://electrum-malware.surge.sh/






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            Your links have reminded me that Electrum did in fact ask me to update it in order to complete the transaction. Thanks for pointing this out.

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            @S.B: Electrum most likely didn't. Rather some phisher did.

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          • @R.. Yes. Indeed.

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          I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news: It looks like your funds are gone and the security of your computer is compromised. A quick google suggests that is one of the electrum phishing destination addresses.



          You can find more information on the attacks against electrum here: http://electrum-malware.surge.sh/






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            Your links have reminded me that Electrum did in fact ask me to update it in order to complete the transaction. Thanks for pointing this out.

            – S.B
            Feb 19 at 9:40








          • 1





            @S.B: Electrum most likely didn't. Rather some phisher did.

            – R..
            Feb 20 at 4:31











          • @R.. Yes. Indeed.

            – S.B
            Feb 20 at 8:44
















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          I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news: It looks like your funds are gone and the security of your computer is compromised. A quick google suggests that is one of the electrum phishing destination addresses.



          You can find more information on the attacks against electrum here: http://electrum-malware.surge.sh/






          share|improve this answer



















          • 1





            Your links have reminded me that Electrum did in fact ask me to update it in order to complete the transaction. Thanks for pointing this out.

            – S.B
            Feb 19 at 9:40








          • 1





            @S.B: Electrum most likely didn't. Rather some phisher did.

            – R..
            Feb 20 at 4:31











          • @R.. Yes. Indeed.

            – S.B
            Feb 20 at 8:44














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          17







          I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news: It looks like your funds are gone and the security of your computer is compromised. A quick google suggests that is one of the electrum phishing destination addresses.



          You can find more information on the attacks against electrum here: http://electrum-malware.surge.sh/






          share|improve this answer













          I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news: It looks like your funds are gone and the security of your computer is compromised. A quick google suggests that is one of the electrum phishing destination addresses.



          You can find more information on the attacks against electrum here: http://electrum-malware.surge.sh/







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            Your links have reminded me that Electrum did in fact ask me to update it in order to complete the transaction. Thanks for pointing this out.

            – S.B
            Feb 19 at 9:40








          • 1





            @S.B: Electrum most likely didn't. Rather some phisher did.

            – R..
            Feb 20 at 4:31











          • @R.. Yes. Indeed.

            – S.B
            Feb 20 at 8:44














          • 1





            Your links have reminded me that Electrum did in fact ask me to update it in order to complete the transaction. Thanks for pointing this out.

            – S.B
            Feb 19 at 9:40








          • 1





            @S.B: Electrum most likely didn't. Rather some phisher did.

            – R..
            Feb 20 at 4:31











          • @R.. Yes. Indeed.

            – S.B
            Feb 20 at 8:44








          1




          1





          Your links have reminded me that Electrum did in fact ask me to update it in order to complete the transaction. Thanks for pointing this out.

          – S.B
          Feb 19 at 9:40







          Your links have reminded me that Electrum did in fact ask me to update it in order to complete the transaction. Thanks for pointing this out.

          – S.B
          Feb 19 at 9:40






          1




          1





          @S.B: Electrum most likely didn't. Rather some phisher did.

          – R..
          Feb 20 at 4:31





          @S.B: Electrum most likely didn't. Rather some phisher did.

          – R..
          Feb 20 at 4:31













          @R.. Yes. Indeed.

          – S.B
          Feb 20 at 8:44





          @R.. Yes. Indeed.

          – S.B
          Feb 20 at 8:44


















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