# All deposits/withdrawals and OpenLedger.io domains are temporary closed

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## Following is an announcement from Ronny Boesing of OpenLedger:

>ATTENTION please: To anyone normally using openledger urls whether domains bitshares.openledger.info or OpenLedger.io to access the trading platform we would highly recommend to access your account via the bitshares domain https://wallet.bitshares.org until further notice. We have lost control of above mentioned domains, and are awaiting for domain provider to change access. Hackers have full access to domain and SSL, so it’s not secure to use openledger domain even if it’s url is highlighted as trusted. There are phishing activated. To anyone who Got hacked We advice to change password and/or bin file more details here: https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-ui/wiki/Cloud-Wallet-Login-and-changing-password. Our team has started investigation. We will be back with news soonest possible. Yours sincerely OpenLedger Team.

#[All deposits/withdrawals and OpenLedger.io domains are temporary closed](https://blog.openledger.info/2018/06/02/all-depositswithdrawals-and-openledger-io-domains-are-temporary-closed/)

>Dear OpenLedger Users,

>all deposits/withdrawals and OpenLedger.io domains are temporary closed, until circumstances are clarified.

>Our technical department is working hard to open it as soon as possible.

>Due the security reasons please use only bitshares domain https://wallet.bitshares.org. It’s not secure to use OpenLedger domain even if it’s url is highlighted as trusted at that moment.
There are phishing activated. To anyone who Got hacked We advice to change password and/or bin file more details here:
[https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-ui/wiki/Cloud-Wallet-Login-and-changing-password](https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-ui/wiki/Cloud-Wallet-Login-and-changing-password)

>Thanks for understanding

## OpenLedger Hack by self.BitShares

>In Telegram word is that OpenLedger got hacked. I see a message from Ronny Boesing, but no confirmation or further on news channels yet.

If you want to be sure, change your keys.

## [How to change your BitShares keys for local wallet and cloud login](https://steemit.com/bitshares/@sschiessl/how-to-change-your-bitshares-keys-for-local-wallet-and-cloud-login) by @sschiessl

>If your keys become compromised and your need to change it use this guide as an outline. Please be careful in every step as you might lose access to your account otherwise. This guide comes with no warranty.

>Hint: If you don't care about your existing account, or are unsure about switching keys, you can create a new account on a secure wallet and transfer all funds from the old account.

>A short video instruction on changing the account password or turning a separate account from a wallet into an account. It may be required if you compromised your password or private keys. It may also be required if you want to transfer your account to someone or you have been handed a stranger to someone else. Or when you want to access the wallet without carrying a .bin file.

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# Some expressed concerns in our community

[Technical Review of a CryptoCurrency Exchange - OpenLedger.info](https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@murda-ra/review-of-a-cryptocurrency-exchange-openledger-info)

# [to whoever is in charge of wallet.bitshares.org](https://github.com/bitshares/wallet.bitshares.org/issues/1)

>etherdelta's DNS was hacked and forwards to a malicious clone.
whoever is in charge of wallet.bitshares.org, please setup https://www.dnscheck.co as early warnings system

# [CRITICAL Bitshares: DO NOT USE OPENLEDGER](https://busy.org/@ash/critical-bitshares-do-not-use-openledger) by @ash

# [BitShares: OLbreach - avoid using OpenLedger nodes](https://steemit.com/bitshares/@ash/bitshares-olbreach-avoid-using-openledger-nodes)

>Until it's clear how much damage was done to OL, it's best to avoid OpenLedger nodes to interact with the Blockchain.
Note: your account is save, but OL nodes could be compromised, showing you wrong or fake data

# Be Safe!,
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