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Title: Bitfloor hacked Post by: zby on September 05, 2012, 05:11:49 AM Apparently: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=105818.0
Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: anthony.selby on September 05, 2012, 05:33:18 AM yup ... any thoughts on what that will do to the market ... or sense it was a day or so ago do you think the market has already reacted ?
Plus trading at Mt.Gox is paused right now Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: adamstgBit on September 05, 2012, 05:52:28 AM yup ... any thoughts on what that will do to the market ... or sense it was a day or so ago do you think the market has already reacted ? Plus trading at Mt.Gox is paused right now I don't think it will have much of an effect on price. All this does is remind everyone that security is very important. and the users of bitfloor lost some coins. so.... they MIGHT wana buy back in when they get their USD back from bitfloor Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: Junko on September 05, 2012, 05:58:05 AM yup ... any thoughts on what that will do to the market ... or sense it was a day or so ago do you think the market has already reacted ? Plus trading at Mt.Gox is paused right now I don't think it will have much of an effect on price. All this does is remind everyone that security is very important. and the users of bitfloor lost some coins. so.... they MIGHT wana buy back in when they get their USD back from bitfloor That may take a while from the sound of things. Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: zby on September 05, 2012, 06:04:25 AM yup ... any thoughts on what that will do to the market ... or sense it was a day or so ago do you think the market has already reacted ? Plus trading at Mt.Gox is paused right now I think that will remind everyone that MtGox can be hacked as well. I know now after a year from the last hack it looks invincible - but there is so much money there that it is also a very attractive target. This will not change much the thinking of the old timers - but it will give a second thought to everyone sending his first USD stash to MtGox or other exchange. Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: Phinnaeus Gage on September 05, 2012, 06:26:05 AM yup ... any thoughts on what that will do to the market ... or sense it was a day or so ago do you think the market has already reacted ? Plus trading at Mt.Gox is paused right now I think that will remind everyone that MtGox can be hacked as well. I know now after a year from the last hack it looks invincible - but there is so much money there that it is also a very attractive target. This will not change much the thinking of the old timers - but it will give a second thought to everyone sending his first USD stash to MtGox or other exchange. I'm sure that if there were or are any holes at Mt Gox, Patrick will find them, just like last time, and report back to Mark what needs to be done to get them holes fixed. Remember, the motto of Strateman Security Systems LLC is: Nothing gets passed us, unless we want it to, and you can take that to the bank--ours! ~Cackling Bear~ Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: the_thing on September 05, 2012, 10:33:46 AM yup ... any thoughts on what that will do to the market ... or sense it was a day or so ago do you think the market has already reacted ? Plus trading at Mt.Gox is paused right now I don't think it will have much of an effect on price. All this does is remind everyone that security is very important. and the users of bitfloor lost some coins. so.... they MIGHT wana buy back in when they get their USD back from bitfloor FUD + quick sell = down goes the price but yeah, it will eventually rebound. Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: GeoRW on September 05, 2012, 12:21:03 PM yup ... any thoughts on what that will do to the market ... or sense it was a day or so ago do you think the market has already reacted ? Plus trading at Mt.Gox is paused right now I think that will remind everyone that MtGox can be hacked as well. I know now after a year from the last hack it looks invincible - but there is so much money there that it is also a very attractive target. This will not change much the thinking of the old timers - but it will give a second thought to everyone sending his first USD stash to MtGox or other exchange. There's not much of a chance that MtGox keeps all bitcoins in their unecrypted hot wallet, I guess. So, even if they are hacked, they wouldn't lose all coins like Bitfloor. Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: crazy_rabbit on September 05, 2012, 07:31:09 PM I think as a community we need some sort of community sponsored penetration testing for new services. This just proves it further. It's a great idea, hobbled by limited understanding of security. While it's bitfloors fault- I can understand that at such a small startup size they can't be masters of every discipline.
There goes my 1 BTC I guess. Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: trifith on September 05, 2012, 08:10:27 PM And this is why I don't keep coins in online wallets. They're either converted into GLBSE securities, or sent to cold storage.
Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: Rassah on September 06, 2012, 03:01:18 AM And this is why I don't keep coins in online wallets. They're either converted into GLBSE securities, or sent to cold storage. Who is holding your GLBSE securities? Title: Re: Bitfloor hacked Post by: URSAY on September 06, 2012, 03:03:22 AM And this is why I don't keep coins in online wallets. They're either converted into GLBSE securities, or sent to cold storage. Who is holding your GLBSE securities? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=96444.0 |