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Security is every man's business, if you can't secured yourself then there is a possibility tender that you can't secured another person funds. Third party security is not the best and it is the worst security ever. Op I must tell you the truth, my funds are not save with you, and I can't entrust you to keep my funds for me even though the wallet is using 2FA authentication. From my observation, your mode of operation is a centralized system which your are to secure funds for people, lolz.. what a calamity to be fall...

 But wait, are we to place bet in the sportsbook or to save funds in the site which one are you operating on?

I read about cases when 2FA does not help

2FA should be standard but it would be good if there would be some options whether it should be activated or not but if it would be in default then i could say its safe but who would really be minding on
putting up their money or sitting it idle on their gambling or betting accounts? None right!

I dont know on why would really be needing to boast up when it comes to security? As these things are already or should really be standard. You wont really be able to make yourself reputable
or something be known or could be trusted if you wont be having this basic or main factor to have on a good platform. If ever there would be some exploits of funds then
expect that it would really reflect out on the overall confidence of people around on testing out on your site.

This should be an announcement thread of yours but it seems that you want to discuss in here because it's placed on gambling discussion.

While it's truly a top priority of most casinos for the sake of their customers. They have to give that confidence that gambler's money and deposits are all safe.

But on this term, having a high security shouldn't be just on words. It's easy to say that a casino has a top notch security but you'll never know what's next.

It's better instead that you just continue sharing articles here while redirecting to your main site.

Such a subject of yours can just simply be placed on your announcement thread. It doesn't need a discussion since you are talking about the security of your platform and not in general. There, you can explain how tough and good the security is and why users should trust their funds there.

Why not make your announcement thread alive with the use of posting how good the platform security is?

I have been waiting for the first casino that will come up with this type of post whether in their main Ann or as a new thread and here you are, it’s now a common strategy for businesses to use the mistakes of others to promote their business.

I haven’t really read about the latest casino hacked thoroughly but I have some thoughts in my mind, what if the hack was actually instigated by an insider how will your own casino protect customers from such act? Just imagine an employee goes rogue and decides to create a back door to allow him withdraw users funds of the company funds and flee, will your 2FA system help prevent such thing?

It's hard to say there's none when sports bettors could let their bankroll sit between several sportsbooks so they could get shop and lock the best odds possible for their bets. The 2FA feature back then was only optional, but now most sites require you to have it enabled and it gets triggered during the withdrawal process, which is fine since it's better to have your account secured than to let it happen.

I guess they also found the news about the Stake hack earlier today and want to take advantage of the situation, assuming some gamblers will start to look for a new sportsbook.

The fact that it identifies our phone numbers means it compromised the users identity and its security. There has to be biundaries between users and the casino but if they require 2fa, this will be just like the centralized exchanges that collects our data which who know to whom they would sell one day.

There are many cases of robbery or hacking where 2FA is bypassed. So while that is indeed an additional security layer, it is never a guarantee that your account is 100% safe.

And don't forget that hacks don't only target individual accounts, identities, deposits, etc. What's even more damaging is when hackers target the platform or the site itself or its wallets. This happened to the giant platform Stake just hours ago. This could happen to nitrobetting as well. This could happen to any centralized platform.

Yeah, just recently read about the news and I am sad for Stake.com.

You are right, it's not just about the security of the users so 2FA's might not really be relevant at the start. First, a gambling site must prove its own security because there are too many attackers that will start from them before they can take the information of their users. Even with 2FA's, and e-mail verification, a gambler can be hacked when the hacker goes through the website first by stealing the information from them.
But I guess nitrobetting is a starting business so they are still upgrading, I hope the upgrades will not stop after this.

Other casinos would say the same about the security of their users. Casinos and other sites must protect their sites properly because that's what users want. And so far, 2FA is part of standard security implemented in many sites and casinos.

However, every casino must have implemented very good security standards to protect its system from hackers and theft of identity or financial data in the casino. Usually, hackers choose their target and look for system leaks to use as an entry into a site. They will usually look for important data on the site and if possible, they will also steal money from the system.

That is why we must be careful about the data and money we store on a site or casino. But if the hack were aided by insiders who knew about the leak, it wouldn't help because they would have already found a way in and used it to take what they wanted.

In fact, if I were a hacker with incredible skills, I won't be spending so much time looking for individual accounts that are easier to attack. How much would I be getting with it? I'd rather be eyeing the platforms themselves that have tens or even hundreds of millions kept in a wallet. Spotting a vulnerability that exposes individual accounts won't yield much. But spotting a soft spot or a flaw in the security system of the likes of Stake would instantly give me millions.

To be honest, it seems to me like a creeping thread after the stake.com hack, where at least according to what they say the user funds have not been compromised. A way to take advantage of the impact of the news by promising something they can't guarantee.


Yes, but other casinos are not going to take advantage of this moment to publish a thread like this one.

Seems you try promoting your betting site with top security is your priority, I don't thinks new feature because many gampling platform have supported with your feature promoting.
But have some cases woth accountbhave secure 2FA but still not make their qccount secure and loss their fund in betting account. I am expecting with new security feature not only focus with 2FA but also how new security can protect well with account indicates as hacking cases. Give us difference securiy feature with gambling platform except 2FA only or you need ideas about new security feature.

Safety should always be our number 1 priority no matter what the topic is. Whether it is slicing onions, sending bitcoin, trading crypto, doing bench press… or online gambling. It doesn’t matter. Safety always goes first. It is amazing to force your players to do 2FA before they login. Most casinos don’t care. Some people don’t even know their passwords. Their browser remembers it for them. As the tech gets more advanced, people get more relaxed and the more relaxed they get, the more scammed they can get. I support any casino that works actively to protect their customers from the hackers. 5 stars

that happened many times , and even one of the most secured and popular exchange/online wallet in our country had experienced this bypassing of 2fa so with that
i don't really give a big point in this way of security , because the site mostly is being compromised .
and added that our details will be not protected as the Phone numbers is being held.
but yes we love to see how this site wanted to keep safe their players by adding layer of security yet it is not really a secure thing in the end.

How do you protect players from hackers that are hacking users accounts and then playing for fun with their money? I have recently seen someone with Two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled that lost all their money, because the hacker was spiteful when they could not withdraw the money.... so they just put crazy bets on the games and lost all the money.  ::)

I also use Two-factor authentication (2FA) on all my accounts, but it can be a f@ckup when you lose access to your phone or email account. (Backup those phrases, when it ask you to do it... and thank me later)  :D

Well, for me , I still see account security as more of the users responsibility than the platfowrm, this is because, even with features like 2fa being available on the platform, if the user still refuse to use it, then such user's account will still be vulnerable to hacks and all that.

And again , we have seen situations where an account with 2fa enabled still end up in the hands of hackers, not because the platform itself is not secure, but due to the user's negligence, so yeah, it's actually a good thing to make all this security features available to users of the platform, but then again , it is still solely in the hand of a user to secure his or her account from being hacked or accessed by unauthorized persons .

I think that is a good idea to force 2FA as it helps people being protected.We recently have seen a lot of phishing attempts and that some of them are even being successful at the people not being at all careful what they are clicking.The 2FA implementation will make sure that no one can withdraw their funds even if hackers manage to be successful in their phishing attempts.As they say in IT the 2FA when implemented through Google Authenticator app and not 2FA with phone number SMS adds a substantial 99.99% layer of security.

We are aware of many platform and betting site that says of security and yet they falls victims of hack, do I say is internal attack or external attack?
Naturally what bettors wants is safety of their funds and withdrawal & Deposit free but most at times some casino are so funny in a way that after making deposit they would then add additional rules to pass kyc before withdrawing their funds, at the end bettors finds it disappoint to witness such an ugly situation.
In summary; I can't be guaranteed or overwhelmed with casino's and gambling site promises as they tends to turn out their different version whenever any funds are being deposited into their site, or whenever you wins something huge during withdrawal story changes.

Nowadays hackers have enough means to crack 2FA and any passwords, and the probability of hacking depends only on the amount of money stored in the wallet. So don't trust words (in the era of smart contracts it's just silly) and never store funds on gambling platforms or any other websites because there are cold and hardware wallets for safe storage. Deposit in small amounts and play for fun.

I admire sites that really focus a lot on the security features of their site. It's the most important thing knowing that it's going to be the "make or break" of a business. How can one trust if they are not secure themselves? That's going to be something to be pondered upon when trying to use services etc.

For the additional security layer, it's the most beneficial thing that could be taken advantage of even if some professional hackers are able to access your account because of it. It's still an effort to do the best thing. Mostly, having a great password could save you from all the trouble.

So maybe an additional security layer for everything? Like verification or something?

I read through the terms of service of your casino and it was stated that you will not be held liable in cases of loss of data or profit. This means the casino doesn't guarantee that there will be no identity theft. I doubt if there is any casino that can protect users from hacks because it is impossible to stop them. This is why it is important not to keep money on the casino and put on only what you are willing to lose. And if care so much about your protection don't solely place the responsibility on casinos, you should take your personal security measures.

That's right. We don't know who works in security at the gambling site, what information he has access to. Today such an employee works for this gambling platform, and tomorrow for another, and a year later decides to sell all the obtained user data on the black market. Unfortunately, this is quite possible, so many people do not trust neither funds nor personal information to third-party resources and in my opinion this is quite adequate behavior.

That's also true because the team from the casino will not want to show itself in public and will stay behind the casino to work on securing the site. We can only follow the security protocol the casino has prepared and obeyed, but the overall security remains on the casino's side. The casino is responsible for the system overall so if there are bad things such as hacking, the casino has to fix it and is fully responsible. The casino is also fully responsible for the data provided by its members when verifying and must be able to maintain it properly.

This thread is not necessary. You have a gambling site to run, and I think you should post this information on your ANN thread. Everyone here is well aware that reputable gambling sites have the necessary security measures to protect our money when gambling. I believe there are many such sites out there, and perhaps your site is one of them. However, as I mentioned, this thread is no longer necessary, as users will choose to gamble on your site if it's reputable.

Nah, if your casino get hacked, 2FA become useless because the hacker can backdoor and access your customers' accounts without need to submit password, 2FA or any other security layer. The best is every gambler must only deposit an amount you use to gamble, don't deposit to big because there's no centralized site is safe to hold our coins. Crypto casino isn't backed or regulated by the government, there's no assurance.

Security is every company business and they ought to ensure  thag there users safety is guaranteed that is why many companies do have insurance for there users in case something unexpectedly happens to there company in order to avoid huge loses. The insurance is the only way I can be convinced that a company or casino is serious about there business and have there customers aim in there mind. Anything can happen anytime that can make hackers get access to the company server to steal funds and information that can be used to access users privacy and data.

I have trust issues with casino or casino agents that speak only good about the Casino that they are representing. Because the agents are being paid for the representation, many of the opinions they have about the casino has been influenced by the pay they receive. The best recommendations come from people who have no affiliation with a company and have used their services. Your casino service may be good and really secure, but it is hard to believe and trust when it is coming from a promoter of the company.

It's true that the security of people's accounts is something very important that must be taken very seriously, but when we look at casinos we realize that the biggest danger is in the casinos that are used as weapons by the casinos and not in 2fa, you You could have enriched your article by making a comparison between the number of cases of losing money due to people's negligence for not putting in 2fa vs the number of cases of losing money that people have had in casinos due to the fact that the casino used their tos as a weapon, without a doubt talking about this subject would have been much more interesting

Why are we just talking about 2fa, by the way: because you keep creating a lot of threads on this forum instead of focusing on creating your own thread and posting your stuff, but you chose to constantly create a lot of threads to promote your website, the problem with this type of promotion and that people see it as spam and don't click on your link, in other words, people lose interest in visiting your website to read more of the content of your thread, I hope you use another top marketing technique that is better than this that you have used

Your account security should be your top priority, as the title suggests. What matters most is choosing a secure gambling site that is popular and has received many positive reviews. In addition to that, make sure to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and use a strong and complex password.

Security is really important and everyone should carefully consider it before proceeding with any online activities IMO.

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Hi,
2FA works, and it is an alternative that you must follow to secure your account and casinos are obliged to always have an option like it, for the safety of our funds.

In the specific case of your comment, people, as a fundamental part of the security of assets, are decisive in being part of security failures.

Remember that 2fa is an additional layer of security, not ultimate security.

As long as it is a centralized platform,it is vulnerable to attack no matter the level of security online. 2FA doesn't guarantee 100% security because hackers are targeting big companies that are using crypto.

I don't think that any gambler will keep a huge amount of money in his online gambling wallet because he will be prone to gambling until he has exhausted the funds. The wisest thing is to only leave the amount that you can afford to lose on centralized platforms.

Security is something that must be maintained by everyone and the safety and comfort of users must be a top priority for organizers and online gambling site service providers (platforms) or anything that involves many people.
And this should also be a concern of all of us before deciding to register on a particular gambling site or platform and we need to do as much tracking as possible about the security of that platform. Apart from that, we also need to be careful in every step we take when registering on a platform, pay close attention to each step, don't just click agree because you're lazy to read.

I can bet my bottom dollar that 2FA is just too weak as an authentication measure nowadays, since it's not foolproof and sometimes can be cracked thanks to spoofing among other things. If you're using this to drive the benefit of your gambling site, I say there's nothing that would make us think otherwise. If a massive company like stake with a relatively strong anti-hacking feature got hacked, what can you do differently? What can you install or implement that will ensure the same thing doesn't happen to you besides 2fa?

In my opinion, no one's safe for real in this industry, unless you're using a self-custodial wallet and is only transacting in exact amounts (which you should). If you're not doing this, you're basically as vulnerable as everyone else.

2FA is no longer enough of a security feature to mitigate theft and hacks IMO. There are tools that override 2FA or pose as the one who owns the account. It's a great feature when first introduced, but as time went on, people found ways to defeat it, and that's something that doesn't sit well with me. Security researchers and professionals will eventually find a way to create an even secure authentication process, similar or even better than 2FA. But until then, we will have to rely on this feature to keep our accounts secured - it's better than nothing.

What casinos can boast right now is that they have the capability to operate even after getting hacked. Not a lot of platforms stay afloat after getting hacked, so this one's really something that I'm banking on if I want to play on the platform.

Indeed, every betting platform promises top security to all its users but what happened to most of those who believed, they fall on their traps and end up losing everything they have. So yeah, it’s easier being said than done. That is why betting on a new platform brings somewhat risk. If you play on it without diligently studying all its reviews and without asking some gamblers who have been there, then you will regret eventually why you have to venture into something new and interesting just like you thought.

I guess you create this thread prior to the recent Stake casino hacked incident. So expect that some Stake fan boys would attack you for this but don't worry because at the same time you can get a good impression from the others because they know that their funds are safe from your casino. I also like the fact that our data (KYC) is safe. This is one of the concern of the gamblers right now, knowing that almost all casinos know require a KYC.

There are lost of sites who have a 2FA but they are not mandatory and many people don't enable in their accounts. It make sense on why many users gets hacked but you here mandate it and a gambler can still play on your casino if they like other features that you offer.

What make you think that any gambling site can stand up to a North Korea hacker group? The FBI Identified the Lazarus Group Cyber Actors as the hackers for the theft of $41 Million from Stake.com.  ::)

We are not dealing with your average "Script kiddie" attack here, but rather a government sanctioned hack on a large scale. People can try to exploit this scenario and call people Stake fan boys for defending Stake.... but when the largest Crypto casino in the industry goes down, then it is just a matter of time, before the rest are targeted too.  ::)

Well I see OP has suddenly refused to respond to some of the salient responses raised here and one of those responses is this above, on his post that he is obviously promoting 2FA authentication security because he logged in around 5 hours ago. He is as if other sites don't have such security level and as if casinos are going to force users to enable it where it is optional. Except it is mandatory on ToS then users will have to do that even when they know the importance .

Above all, I want to ask what is the reserve strength of his casino incase users bankroll is tampered even from an insider bypassing the 2FA.

This is the same reason why I read through each page to see the team respond on that particular question but unfortunately there's no response from them yet but it's not fair to conclude yet that he refused to attend the question despite been online some hours ago. Forum is not like other media where you receive a notification on your topics automatically unless you set it up manually or use Forum Telegram bot to receive notification on mentione, replies and others. You can agree with me that not all Forum users enable this interesting features for one reason or another but it is however important to keep track of topic as important as this. Let give the team some time and hope they reply to all questions as soon as possible.

No security measure that stops that from happening, if someone within the team and the management decides to damage the reputation of the platform and steal the funds of the users, no one can really stop them but they should have a way to actually identify the thief, maybe by having track of IP addresses accessing the accounts, and they should always have security cameras and also have screen recording on systems of the workers at the facility where the management works.

However, if someone finds a way to do that without getting caught, I guess the casino can't do anything other than do investigations and try to find the thieve, they should actually compensate the users who were victims of this but I don't think that a casino would do that even if it's their mistake.

This is more of an advert post, but i doubt 2fa is very solid alone, when it comes to top notch security protocol.
It might be safer to use 2fa when it is on an individual device which has less access from external users, mostly friends and family wanting to make a quick call or send a text or receive an email. Spy ware embedded in apps can gain access you know.
The use of external wallets has eased also on this concern of hacks from such porous security system as 2fa, but I doesn't act efficiently as being more security conscious as the owner of your account or portfolio.

Well, I have seen that many people get carried away very well by the security that the 2FA security layer can provide, it is not bad but I know that you have many options, in the case that they violated everything, even the 2FA security was the case that they Stole Binance with the 2fa included, only that at that time the exchange had a great capacity to cover the money that was stolen with great intensity, after that hack that was so prominent was when Binance started with great strength and power that was ranked as one If the exchanges improve worldwide, then you may also be thinking that a casino can also have that level of security , right now no casino has that much security, it will always have vulnerabilities and it will always have ways that are very easy to see through others. people, then in this order of ideas it could be said that when we think about everything that has been stolen it has been through the sale of very small mistakes, where it could have been avoided, and that it was not avoided because they did not give importance to the small problem to that moment.

When we talk about Casinos and their security, layer 2fa is necessary, but even so there are times when there is a lot of force in the attack that they add with that Protocol , and it is very easy to access all of that, in particular, the latest hack that is I saw it was the one at stake.com where several million dollars were stolen, so I imagine that the security for this Casino was tripled and it became renowned for many more casinos so that they could protect themselves from imminent attacks so that they would never be attacked again, So in this order of ideas I could say with Complete certainty that in order for things not to happen we must avoid them, spend the money that is necessary always to be sure of anything, and that no vulnerability is escaped , that is why we always In casinos there are many expenses, and the one that can be observed the most now is the Casinos and Exchanges.

Activating 2fa is one way to secure your account from hacking or other bad things. Whatever it is, users must also be aware of the importance of activating the standard security procedures recommended by each site so that their accounts can be safe. At least it can prevent hackers from trying to break into your account. You can install the 2fa application on other phones that are not related to the applications you use every day so that you can reduce concerns about hacking on your device. The important thing is that each person needs to know how they can secure their account so that they don't have hacking or burglary problems from irresponsible people.

It's good if your site prioritizes security. But you also know that big gambling sites that definitely have large savings can be hacked.
Security and comfort are what every player wants, including not experiencing problems with withdrawals. Many gambling sites promise the best things to players, but in the end many players experience lots of complaints.

I haven't seen your site so I can't see the extent of the advantages of the gambling site you convey.
I should be able to do my own search to find my gambling site, but it would be better to promote a gambling site if you also include the link.

I think it's the very obvious that casino sites will take the security as the higher priority because we all know that hackers and criminals are just one step of the game. So gambling sites should be well aware of and should add a layer of security for their customers and then their casino themselves. They don't want to be the next victim here, how big or small the hackers are going to break and steal from them.


They are not fairly new here, they are one of the oldest casino sites here in our community. They just have to rebrand everything though, if I'm not mistaken. So I guess might be here in the community already, but haven't heard their website as they have change their name.

I think almost all casinos have the same security and all have the same vision and mission as well as the same task of protecting user money including asking their users to immediately activate Two-factor Authentication (2FA) to prevent hacker crimes, to be honest personally I often hear threads where he had received an email containing a phishing link, then he clicked on the link, giving the hacker access to control his account, while his account was active with two-factor authentication (2FA) but he said hackers often tried to place bets with his account.

I feel stupid hearing this, even though we can press in the settings section to release the session where the hacker logs into the account if there is a different IP just remove the session then it's done, but it seems as if it becomes complicated even though the function of Two Factor Authentication (2FA) strengthens it. account so that it doesn't get stolen so that the hacker can't withdraw money even though he has login access, at least remove him from the session then change the password would be even better. but if the hacker can get in just by phishing a link, it means there is a connection between the site owner wanting to steal access to users who have a lot of money to bet and lose.  ;D

I, too, have often raised an eyebrow at the tales of phishing exploits. Though, if every casino has identical security, doesn't that make the hacker's task easier in a strange way? Similar security might mean a similar loophole, right?

The whole email-phishing-then-clicking-the-link scenario baffles me. I mean, we're in a digitized era! Isn't it like our first internet lesson to not click on suspicious links, especially when stakes (and chips) are high?

Yet, your observation about the 'release session' is astute. Such a simple, yet underutilized tool! Now, considering the site-owner-hacker connection... Well, while that would be a dark alley to traverse, I've always believed in the mantra: "A wise gambler never leaves his luck to site owners"

Everything is found but what happens when a user's kyc document has no security. How do you guarantee it and how do you prove that you keep user's kyc documents safe and don't sell them anywhere. phone verification, email verification, google authentication, etc. These are now a common security system that almost all platforms have on their site. So you cannot claim them as a separate solid security system for your site

This kind of inquiry is applicable to all casino and we all know that no one can guarantee 100% safety of our documents once sent to the 3rd party KYC service because everything is hackable online.

Just use trusted casino to lessen the chance of experiening a foul play move by casino that obviously doesn’t respct their customer privacy. Trust on the reputation is the only thing we can rely on for the safety of our KYC documents. Even the most trusted casino can’t guarantee a 100% safety.

There is additional information you need to understand about user accounts, the user wallet balance and the casino hot and cold wallet, I'm not sure if you are part of the security team but you should understand better that 2FA isn't enough to do anything to protect hack or external attempt to hack the casino funds wallet.

The user account and balance is the responsibility of the user and the casino, that of the user is making sure that he used a strong password, add a 2FA and if possible key word to protect his account from been hack and the casino responsibility is to make sure that t th eir server are well protected to avoid external bridge. This is what you need to do to protect users.

Cold and hot wallet is now the utmost top priority of the company as funds are not kept on casino, only database are store on the server to know who deposit and who made withdrawals. The private keys to this wallet most remain safe but casino has the habit of sleeping on hot wallets, and that's why most of the hacking of casinos are mostly associated with hot wallet. No company is perfect but it's your responsibility to protect user funds if you want to last long in these business.

These cases where people hack user accounts and 2fa is being bypassed, it doesn't mean they are bypassing google 2fa. But confirmation from email or gsm etc... Also when when hackers get hot casino's or exchange's hot wallet drained, it doesn't have anything to do with the fact if you set up 2fa or not. Those have nothing to do with your account but are happening on the whole another level.

And i might be stating the obvious but i feel i need to say it again: Stealing $40M+ didn't affect anyone's account or stake itself. Its under 1.5% of their yearly revenue.

In most these parties are not to be trusted so it is important to analyze the sites thoroughly before participating. Currently Telegram is one of the most popular messaging apps and many of us use it. Even if it is tracked, it is difficult to get information if the parties shut down the site. 2FA can be vulnerable to a number of attacks from hackers because a user can accidentally authorize access without acknowledging a request issued by a hacker. This is because users may not receive push notifications by the app informing them of what is being approved

Here we first take their duties in the hackers in doing their work. Because no matter how hard the security is given, they are still possible to be able to do their duties successfully despite having difficulty.

We do not say their site is bad in various points of view, but based on the experience experienced by many players into important learning for newcomers.
In addition to security, the responsibility when the funds are lost must also be a major concern.
Before becoming a victim, it takes further research to the casino site that will be played, especially those who have just been touched by online gambling.

When you create a thread without activating bot notifications from Telegram, it's not a problem, just come to the thread and scroll if there is a question, and maybe the OP has answered the question before so he no longer feels it is important to repeat the same answer.

Security via 2FA is a common thing, almost all online gambling or websites that contain important things such as data or money will provide this feature, but the most important thing is how the casino secures user money stored in their wallets, in cold or hot wallets, because That's what hackers will target, because hackers who hack user accounts will only get a little and may even have problems withdrawing the money, so targeting casino wallets is more important for hackers.

Yep, no matter what kimd of system it is, whether it's a government, casino or anything that is considered that has a high security can still he hack and no where safe from hackers. We have seen so many data breaches, website hacks, funds stolen and some of them are on crypto. This means that even if you have a very good security, there's still a chance that you can be hacked. Seeing from a casino owners perspective, the only thing that you can do is to update security and make the gamblers know how not to get hacked and implying security measures such as 2fa. Extra security measures should be standard for every casino out there knowing that they are a hot victim for a hacker's eye.

Well, I will have to agree with you, but nevertheless, some platforms still have top notch security system and that have ensured that such platforms never get hacked, though there are several exchanges that have been hacked, there are still some others that have never been hacked due to how strong their security is .

And one thing we must also note is that, many of this hacks that occur on exchanges and casinos, are sometimes or most of the times engineered by insiders, that is, someone or a group of persons (some bad eggs ) working inside the company might be the ones that open the door for the hackers to come in ..
There is this common saying in my place that , it is the rat inside that house that told the rat outside that there is fish inside the house - this is the same thing that plays out in most of the hacks we have seen, but unfortunately, such bad eggs are never caught .

As far as I know, the average crypto-based online casino, if I'm not mistaken, they implement a 2FA security system, but still security is compromised, Personally, no matter how great the security implemented by the Nitrobetting.eu casino, it doesn't make me confident that the security of user funds is 100% internet/online. Anything can happen that we don't expect.

As far as I know, Roobet casino also uses two-factor authentication/2FA, but when users have problems with funds, that can also happen, I also believe and don't believe that Nitrobetting.eu casino also cannot guarantee 100% security for its users from hackers, theft and so on, but when compared with other 2FA security systems, currently the system is better, but there is no guarantee for full security.

2FA is useless if the casino get hacked because the hacker can reach the casino hot wallet without need to login one by one account in the casino, not to mention they also have a way to reach gambler's account without need to login.

2FA only to prevent other people who want to access your account through website, not through backdoor behind the site.

You know it is not everyone that keep track of their thread often especially if their questions have been answered but thread like this and especially, for the fact that it was created by gambling site representative in the forum should be strictly follow up on a regular basis as to attend the issues that might be raised by the forum users. It would have even be better if this was in their Ann thread so as to help and make it easier for them to notice the concern issues and attend accordingly.

I think the security of user's money is the sole responsibility of the casino and user's should be compensated if anything happens unless it is obvious that the user is at fault which lead to lose of his funds.

As long as I have been involved in gambling games, no casino can guarantee security so that hacking will not occur because every player also knows that behind strong security their funds can still be compromised by hackers and players will feel comfortable if security is a priority. In this case, we really understand every promotion carried out by the casino to attract players' interest in playing at the casino being promoted.

Hackers will come to casinos that are thought to have a lot of funds stored. If the casino is still new and is not expected to have a lot of funds saved, they will not take action.
Now. Apart from prioritizing security, the casino's responsibility when players lose funds due to no fault of the player is also a strong reason.

Well I say something that may be present, in what I can say that some things can happen and provide security, with respect to security they can make sure that based on any hacking that may occur that it will not be affected the balance of each player, no matter how high the amount that is stolen, if the balances are affected, that the casino responds in full by paying its users the balance it had, that is something that we can think that things can be done in a casino, and that would speak very well, because as far as I'm concerned, if a casino were to steal everything, with its funds in their entirety, the casino must have to be able to respond, then eventually things might suddenly happen, I'm a person who always seeks the greatest security in gambling, of course they also have a good reputation and can make a difference, we know that generally the casinos that are older are the ones that guarantee it.

At the stake.com casino, it suffered a big hack and yet the casino did not compromise the players' phones, the casino continued ahead, and the casino's security is of a high level, they are there all the time doing prpoubas, looking for possible vulnerabilities, and well they were still able to make a big robbery, but the most notable thing is that the casino continued ahead and that is what matters, because the casino has a lot of professionalism, of course also the years it has been in the market , it is the best casino, it is always in the top 2 of the best casinos, this is something that means a lot, on the other hand, when other casinos are hacked , what they do is suspend the players' phones and the casino takes them, as if to that they don't be left with nothing, this seems to me to be a very bad act on their part , but well , that's how it sometimes happens, so in this order of ideas we can Continue to maintain that these casinos will always be the best in Everything.

To be honest, adding a 2-FA is one of those security measures that has been overlooked. While it may sound simple, it provides such extra layer of security that defeats any kind of scam attempt due to having another device in order to confirm a given transaction.

Though this may be the case, I do hope that there is another layer of security on top of the 2-FA for maximum control. While 2-FA is proven to be an excellent source of security, adding another top of layer would make it impossible for someone to hack or infringe on this.

2FA is becoming one of the ways to secure one's gambling account, and casinos always advise them to enable it. If the casino can provide comprehensive protection for its business, it will make the casino a business that can provide a sense of security and comfort to its customers.

Casinos must always update their security so that there are no loopholes that hackers can exploit. But we must remain careful because we don't know how hackers penetrate the casino's security system. And for that reason, we don't need to keep our coins in the casino to avoid things we don't want.

This is a good reminded for every user to use every security option available to the site but the real question is, is the safe safe from any hacker and is the SAFU is a guaranteed that every player will not lose any money if there’s a hacking incidents? Having this kind of security and assurance is a big thing and I’d hope that this site will continue to implement such security for the benefits of both party.