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Title: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: ArpFlush on July 15, 2015, 09:41:19 AM
Hey guys,

I just saw a darknet vendor at TheRealDeal that sells the btcTalk DB. His post is dated June 15nd 2015:
http://trdealmgn4uvm42g.onion/item/0adeee33d915c48439d8

Guess it's time change your passwords? Are the admins aware of this?


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: Real14Hero on July 15, 2015, 09:44:17 AM
Hey guys,

I just saw a darknet vendor at TheRealDeal that sells the btcTalk DB. His post is dated June 15nd 2015:
http://trdealmgn4uvm42g.onion/item/0adeee33d915c48439d8

Guess it's time change your passwords? Are the admins aware of this?
Could you post some pics here?
There's someone in here who can't/don't want to access darkweb because of reason.. included me as well


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: OmegaStarScream on July 15, 2015, 09:46:18 AM
What the ... Please post some pictures like the user above suggested .
Theymos didn't inform us on anything and I'am pretty sure he know how things are on the database , maybe the guy is faking or selling an old database since 20 May (or something) hack . Did he mentioned the date of when the database got hacked ?


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: NorrisK on July 15, 2015, 09:50:45 AM
What the ... Please post some pictures like the user above suggested .
Theymos didn't inform us on anything and I'am pretty sure he know how things are on the database , maybe the guy is faking or selling an old database since 20 May (or something) hack . Did he mentioned the date of when the database got hacked ?

It is most likely this database that he is trying to resell.. Otherwise I hope you all have a strong password..


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: ikydesu on July 15, 2015, 09:58:45 AM
You should post a picture, i won't to open the link, and everyone maybe feel same as like me.

Well few weeks ago on headline news on this forum, is noticed to change the password.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: ArpFlush on July 15, 2015, 10:07:03 AM
http://i61.tinypic.com/14y3giu.png

http://i59.tinypic.com/x1g8bc.png


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: mattiadeabtc on July 15, 2015, 10:09:49 AM
107 Btc is a lot of money, so thiss could be the Db from the last hack...
but i think this vendor is a scammmer it has only 5 feedback


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: OmegaStarScream on July 15, 2015, 10:10:29 AM
http://i61.tinypic.com/14y3giu.png

http://i59.tinypic.com/x1g8bc.png


Meh , so there is nothing really to worry about . It's from the last month as he stated and the whole world changed his password already . and who didn't .. well it's his fault .
He will probably never be able to sell it with that price at least not while people changed passwords.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: Lauda on July 15, 2015, 11:14:09 AM
Meh , so there is nothing really to worry about . It's from the last month as he stated and the whole world changed his password already . and who didn't .. well it's his fault .
He will probably never be able to sell it with that price at least not while people changed passwords.
Exactly. People need to calm down, and stop panicking; you're not children anymore.
The forum was hacked two or three (?) times in the past. It is most likely that this is the database from the latest hack, and we were all advised to change our passwords. I thought theymos said that the PMs were not compromised. It looks like the hacker has managed to steal a part of them (if we take into consideration that this isn't some scam).


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: jaberwock on July 15, 2015, 12:38:23 PM
Any chance he has nothing and it is just a scam attempt?


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: --Encrypted-- on July 15, 2015, 12:59:41 PM
Any chance he has nothing and it is just a scam attempt?

of course there is. I'd say there's 60% that this is just a scam attempt. but the chance that the seller will even get a buyer is very slim because of the reasons posted previously on this thread.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: Hexcoin on July 15, 2015, 01:37:40 PM
Any chance he has nothing and it is just a scam attempt?

95% scam i think, if he really have the forum's database, i think there are already high ranking or important members here complaining they lost access to their account


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: NeuroticFish on July 15, 2015, 01:55:27 PM
Good to know. I just change the password again. Better safe than sorry...


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: Xialla on July 15, 2015, 02:00:04 PM
107 Btc is a lot of money, so thiss could be the Db from the last hack...
but i think this vendor is a scammmer it has only 5 feedback


107BTC is literally nothing, if you imagine the potential of leaked data.

hundreds of thousands active mails, passwords, accounts...and regarding (5) points feedback, it is not so low, considering how many deals are on the site and how many users are there.

We all can just hope, that it is fake and seller just needs quick bucks, because if not, I hard even imagine direct and indirect impact.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: NeuroticFish on July 15, 2015, 02:53:06 PM
107 Btc is a lot of money, so thiss could be the Db from the last hack...
but i think this vendor is a scammmer it has only 5 feedback


107BTC is literally nothing, if you imagine the potential of leaked data.

hundreds of thousands active mails, passwords, accounts...and regarding (5) points feedback, it is not so low, considering how many deals are on the site and how many users are there.

We all can just hope, that it is fake and seller just needs quick bucks, because if not, I hard even imagine direct and indirect impact.

It's also a lot, given the potential of being a scam / empty or fake db.
As far as I've read you will never know who sold that to you.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: wlefever on July 15, 2015, 02:59:04 PM
I think it is a scam attempt, but a good possibility he'll get the 107 BTC if someone thinks it is indeed what he advertises.  Password changed already to be safe.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: lu-Media on July 15, 2015, 02:59:38 PM
I changed my password for security reasons now


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: Lauda on July 15, 2015, 03:07:22 PM
I think it is a scam attempt, but a good possibility he'll get the 107 BTC if someone thinks it is indeed what he advertises.  Password changed already to be safe.
I changed my password for security reasons now
Theymos advised everyone to change their passwords right after the hack. I'm not sure what you were waiting for? Especially people who had shorter passwords are affected since those could be cracked within seconds/minutes.
Besides, I doubt (hope) that the forums were not hacked again in the last two months.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: wlefever on July 15, 2015, 03:08:58 PM
I think it is a scam attempt, but a good possibility he'll get the 107 BTC if someone thinks it is indeed what he advertises.  Password changed already(meaning when we were advised to change passwords) to be safe.
I changed my password for security reasons now
Theymos advised everyone to change their passwords right after the hack. I'm not sure what you were waiting for? Especially people who had shorter passwords are affected since those could be cracked within seconds/minutes.
Besides, I doubt (hope) that the forums were not hacked again in the last two months.
I didn't wait. Changed it a month ago, and then again 2 weeks ago.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: unamis76 on July 15, 2015, 04:11:55 PM
Another seller attempting to profit big with empty files :D

Anyways, theymos had alerted back then to change the password, as even he probably didn't know the extent of the breach. But I highly doubt they had time to download the entire database, or even a significant part of it.


Title: Re: Bitcointalk DB on darknet!
Post by: groko271 on July 16, 2015, 09:43:50 AM
I just assumed the DB was out there since day1 of the hack.... and acted accordingly..
The biggest problem I can see would be with the inactive accounts with weak passwords getting zombified back into life..if you know what i mean. ;)