Title: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: cjspiller28 on September 03, 2014, 08:39:46 PM I was using btc-e.com about 20 minutes ago just fine and now I can't connect at all.
First I could not access the URL http://btc-e.com Now, I can access, but if I try to login "server error" UPDATE: Following "server error" it gives me "PoW Data Not Received" Can't tell if this is getting better or worse. UPDATE #2: BTC-E confirms ddos attack https://twitter.com/btcecom Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: abercrombie on September 03, 2014, 08:41:49 PM Down for me too, site does appear down. :o
http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/btc-e.com.html Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: cyth on September 03, 2014, 08:42:09 PM i opened same topic but now i cant find it. why
Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: cjspiller28 on September 03, 2014, 08:45:46 PM My bad on posting to incorrect forum
Thank you for confirming site is down for others too...at least partially As mentioned, I was finally able to load the site itself, but cannot login (server error) Hopefully this will be resolved very soon. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: cyth on September 03, 2014, 09:05:17 PM i opened same topic but know i cnt find it. why Probably because it was moved to the correct sub-forum, as this thread should be. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: cjspiller28 on September 03, 2014, 09:06:56 PM Ddos attack per twitter: https://twitter.com/btcecom
Wonderful.... Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: DubFX on September 03, 2014, 09:07:05 PM I was using btc-e.com about 20 minutes ago just fine and now I can't connect at all. It works fine for me? Not even delay when loading.First I could not access the URL http://btc-e.com Now, I can access, but if I try to login "server error" UPDATE: Following "server error" it gives me "PoW Data Not Received" Can't tell if this is getting better or worse. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: cjspiller28 on September 03, 2014, 09:12:36 PM I was using btc-e.com about 20 minutes ago just fine and now I can't connect at all. It works fine for me? Not even delay when loading.First I could not access the URL http://btc-e.com Now, I can access, but if I try to login "server error" UPDATE: Following "server error" it gives me "PoW Data Not Received" Can't tell if this is getting better or worse. Have you tried to login though? They've confirmed ddos just a minute ago. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: jaberwock on September 03, 2014, 09:14:07 PM Took some time loading, but loaded without problem.
Even google went down one time or two, nothing to worry. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: DubFX on September 03, 2014, 09:14:26 PM I was using btc-e.com about 20 minutes ago just fine and now I can't connect at all. It works fine for me? Not even delay when loading.First I could not access the URL http://btc-e.com Now, I can access, but if I try to login "server error" UPDATE: Following "server error" it gives me "PoW Data Not Received" Can't tell if this is getting better or worse. Have you tried to login though? They've confirmed ddos just a minute ago. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: ChuckBuck on September 03, 2014, 09:15:31 PM I'm currently getting an "Error 502 Bad Gateway" on BTC-e.com.
Hopefully any customer coins they have are stored securely somehow. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: minerpumpkin on September 03, 2014, 09:18:37 PM DDOS attack, huh? I sometimes wonder if people are doing this only for the laughs or if it's being done by truly malevolent people who are trying to pursue personal gains by this. Any ideas how you could profit from an attack?
Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: cjspiller28 on September 03, 2014, 09:19:48 PM Seems to be up and down right now....but I finally accessed my account at least and everything was in tact. That's really all I need to know :)
Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: DubFX on September 03, 2014, 09:23:21 PM DDOS attack, huh? I sometimes wonder if people are doing this only for the laughs or if it's being done by truly malevolent people who are trying to pursue personal gains by this. Any ideas how you could profit from an attack? That people will trade on other exchanges meanwhile? So profit maybe? But it would need to be offline for way longer time. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: fussel-fuel-four on September 03, 2014, 09:26:05 PM it's opening normally and with good speed to me, haven't tried logging in but everything looks normal on homepage at the moment, DDOS attack ended?
Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: Jackson_cali on September 03, 2014, 09:29:09 PM It is nomal for me.
Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: TinaK on September 04, 2014, 03:29:35 AM Quote DDoS attack on our server https://twitter.com/btcecom/status/507272866791194625Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: ForgottenPassword on September 04, 2014, 03:34:05 AM DDOS attack, huh? I sometimes wonder if people are doing this only for the laughs or if it's being done by truly malevolent people who are trying to pursue personal gains by this. Any ideas how you could profit from an attack? Back in the early days when 80% of bitcoin trade happened over at gox, people would DDoS mtgox and the lag would increase to some insane amount making trading nearly impossible. It would temporarily crash the price, this exact method was used to crash the price on a number of occassions. The attackers probably had a short on bitcoin so profited that way. It's probably somebody trying the same thing again, doubtful they'll have much success nowadays though. Title: Re: BTC-E Down??? Please confirm Post by: johncarpe64 on September 04, 2014, 04:31:51 AM DDOS attack, huh? I sometimes wonder if people are doing this only for the laughs or if it's being done by truly malevolent people who are trying to pursue personal gains by this. Any ideas how you could profit from an attack? If you were to launch a DDoS attack against a website then you could also launch a different attack on the same website. The website operator's attention and resources would likely be focused on the DDoS (it is much more public and obvious) so less would likely be done to counter whatever other attack you are attempting. |