Are my retrieved BCCs stolen from my Electron Cash wallet? I installed the Electron Cash Wallet on my laptop (version 2.9.2 downloaded from official site "electroncash.org" with the correct checksum). Then I retrieved my BCCs (from an imported BTC adress in my Blockchain.info wallet) into my Electron Cash Wallet, using the (Electron Cash) Wallet/Private Key/Sweep command (with the private key for the BTC adress as argument). After the "Broadcast" of the transaction the BCC's were added to my Electron Cash balance (on 7 Aug. 01.07 hour). So far so good. After that I closed my (password protected) wallet and put my laptop to sleep. In the morning I started my computer again, opened the Electron Cash wallet again, but saw to my great dismay that at 3:50 hour - when I was sleeping - a transaction has been done (by a unknown person/computer/hacker?) in which all my BCCs have been transfered to a for me unknown adress. So now my BCC balance is 0 again! (see screendumps of the wallet history and the unknown/illegal transaction below). My first impression was that I 'm robbed.




What happened here? Has anyone stolen my BCCs? And if so, how is this possible? After all I closed my wallet and shutted down my laptop. (Some thoughts: could someone have been able to get my private key for the adress in which I received my BCCs in my Electron Cash wallet? And if, so how? Could it be that Electron Cash (2.9.2) is not save, e.g. when using Private key/Export command, by sending secretly a copy to some unknown receiver? Or else?). Has anybody the same experience with retrieved BCCs in Electron Cash wallet, and/or an idea what could have happened. And more important: is there a possibility to get my (lost/stolen?) BCCs back again (and if so how)? (I my opinion I don't have the problem that Electron Cash is erroneously referring to an Electrum Cash BTC server (mentioned on other posts). To be sure I put the server on manual on "electroncash.cascharia.com", but that does not bring my BCCs back. What can I do to get my BCCs back?  Your answer(s) is (are) highly appreciated.
I would not trust the Electron Cash software. Unless you experience one of the wrong server selected bugs, as other people describe in the linked questions, I would guess that the wallet sent your coins to someone elses address.

There is a warning about Electron Cash from Electrum:


  The person who distributes the Electron Cash binaries has decided to
  remain anonymous, and uses the fake name "Jonald Fyookball" in order
  to sign Electron Cash binaries. Thus, if these binaries contain code
  that is designed to steal your bitcoins, the author of the theft will
  be anonymous and walk away safely with your funds.