Eine im letzten Jahr durchgeführte Umfrage von PhishLabs ergab, dass mehr als 80% der Befragten der Meinung waren, dass das grüne Schloss eine Website als legitim und/oder sicher bezeichnet.
In Wirklichkeit bedeutet der https: // - Teil der Adresse (auch als "Secure Sockets Layer" oder SSL gennant), dass die übertragene Daten zwischen Ihrem Browser und die Webseite verschlüsselt sind und nicht von dritten Personen gelesen werden können. Die Präsenz des Schlosses bedeutet nicht, dass die Site legitim ist, und es ist auch kein Beweis dafür, dass die Site gegen das Eindringen von Hackern sicherer gemacht wurde.

Ich habe diese raffinierte Seite gefunden, die versucht Anmeldeinformationen von Bibox-Benutzern zu Phishen. Überprüfen sie das Bild unten und sehen sie, ob Sie herausfinden können, was mit dieser Webadresse los ist:




Laden Sie die Live-Phishing-Seite unter https://www.xn--bbox-vw5a[.]com/login (der Link wurde absichtlich umgestellt) in Google Chrome und sie erhalten eine rote Warnmeldung "Irreführende Webseite". Laden Sie die oben genannte Adresse - bekannt als "Punycode" - in Mozilla Firefox und die Seite wird, zumindest zu diesem Zeitpunkt, einwandfrei dargestellt.

Diese Phishing-Site nutzt internationalisierte Domainnamen (IDNs), um visuelle Verwirrung einzuführen. In diesem Fall wird das „i“ in Bibox.com als das Vietnamesische Zeichen „ỉ“ dargestellt, was in einer Adressleiste der URL äußerst schwierig zu unterscheiden ist.

Fall sie ein Firefox (oder Tor) Benutzer sind und möchten, dass Firefox IDNs bei Anzeige in der Adressleiste des Browsers immer als Punycode Anzeigt, schreiben sie "about: config" ohne Anführungszeichen in eine Firefox-Adressleiste ein.




Schreiben sie dann im Feld "Suche:" "Punycode" ein und sie sollten dort eine oder zwei Optionen sehen. Die von Ihnen gewünschte Option heißt "network.IDN_show_punycode". Standardmäßig ist sie auf "false" gesetzt. Wenn Sie auf diesen Eintrag doppelklicken, ändert sich die Einstellung in "true".


Quelle: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/11/half-of-all-phishing-sites-now-have-the-padlock/

https je samo sigurna i zastićena komunikacija između tebe i stranice koju posječuješ. A šta će bit sa tvojim podacima i privatnosti ovisi o onome ko stoji iza i kontroliše stranicu kojoj si dao te podatke.

Exactly what I was going to say.

@Jet Cash since you are not wearing a signature you could have one made for you to advertise your site. CryptopreneurBrainboss is right, I dont think many members know about it and even if they do they might not know what the purpose of Fit to Talk is!

You could also make a poll asking BT users a simple question:
Have you heard about the Fit to Talk project and do you know the purpose of the site?

Blockchain is transparent and open source which makes it perfect for voting since the votes cant be altered or otherwise manipulated. But in that case the question is how much would a county benefit from the fact that they cant rig the voting system?!

You should also use several emails and not have everything connected with your main email account. Your main email account should only be associated with your job, banking, family and close friends.
Everything else you do online like social media, your hobbies, Bitcointalk, bounty hunting etc should be divided with at least one additional email account.

I use 5 accounts:

1. Work related + Banking
2. For personal use, family and friends
3. Only for Bitcointalk
4. Social media
5. Used for registration on sites, downloading, airdrop/bounty related etc.

Ako se dobro sjećam predlagao si bio neki wallet koji je trebao da izađe proši mjesec i koji je trebao biti besplatan, šta je s njiim, imali nešto od toga?

Možda ste nekad čuli savjet da "tražite zeleni znak sa katancem" kako bi razlikovali legitimne web stranice e-trgovina od phishing stranica ili stranica zlonamjernog softvera. Nažalost, to je danas beskoristan savjet. Nova istraživanja pokazuju da se polovica svih phishing prevara sada nalaze na web stranicama čija internetska adresa posjeduje zeleni katanac i počinje sa "https: //".

Nedavni podaci anti-phishing kompanije PhishLabs pokazuju da je 49 posto svih phishing stranica u trećem tromjesečju 2018. nosilo sigurnosnu ikonu sa katancem pored naziva phishing domene kako je prikazano u adresnoj traci preglednika. To je porast od 25 posto u odnosu na prethodnu godinu dana, i 35 posto u odnosu na drugi kvartal 2018. godine.

Istraživanje PhishLabs-a provedeno prošle godine pokazalo je da više od 80% ispitanika smatra da je zeleni katanac pokazatelj da je web stranica legitimna i/ili sigurna.
U stvarnosti, https: // dio adrese (koji se još naziva i "Secure Sockets Layer" ili SSL) samo označava da su podaci koji se prenose između vašeg preglednika i stranice šifrirani i ne može ih pročitati treća strana. Prisustvo katanca ne znači da je stranica legitimna, niti je dokaz da je ta web stranica sigurna  od napada hakera.

Našao sam ovu vrlo pametno oblikovanu stranicu koja pokušava doći do podataka od korisnika Biboxa. Provjerite sliku u nastavku i pogledajte možete li uočiti šta nije uredu sa ovom web-adresom:




U Google Chrome-u učitajte phisihing stranicu https: //www.xn--bbox-vw5a [.] Com / login (link je namjerno promjenjen zbog sigurnostnih razloga) i dobit ćete crveno upozorenje "Pristupate lažnoj web stranici". Učitajte gore navedenu adresu - poznatu kao "punycode" - u Mozilla Firefoxu i stranica je sasvim u redu, barem u trenutku ovog pisanja.

Ova phishing stranica iskorištava internacionalizirane nazive domena (IDN-ove) kako bi uvela vizualnu konfuziju. U ovom slučaju, "i" u Bibox.com je prikazano kao vijetnamski znak "ỉ", što je izuzetno teško razlikovati u URL traci.

Ako ste korisnik Firefox-a (ili Tor-a)i želite da Firefox uvijek učita IDN-ove kao njihov punycode ekvivalent kada se pojave u adresnoj traci preglednika, upišite "about:config" bez navodnika u Firefox traci za adrese.



Zatim u polju"pretraga" upišite"punycode", i onda biste trebali vidjeti jednu ili dvije opcije. Ona koja vas zanima zove se "network.IDN_show_punycode". Prema standarnim postavkama ta opcija je postavljena na "false"; dvostruki klik na taj unos trebao bi promijeniti tu postavku na "true".


Izvor: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/11/half-of-all-phishing-sites-now-have-the-padlock/

Windscribe je OK opcija svakako, ja sam prije jedno dvije godine dobio besplatan VPN u trajanju od godinu dana od njih sa 50GB mjesečnog prometa.

Tih sniženja i besplatnih giveawaya često bude na ovoj stranici, pa ko želi nek malo prati:
https://malwaretips.com/forums/discounts-deals.99/
https://malwaretips.com/forums/giveaways-promotions-and-contests.75/
 

Mislim da je u pitanju Gym Rewards, nekoliko korisnika ga je spominjalo prije par nedeljla, mislim da je upravo Dzeronimo bio spominjao Gym Rewards.

Source: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/11/half-of-all-phishing-sites-now-have-the-padlock/



Maybe you were once advised to “look for the padlock” as a means of telling legitimate e-commerce sites from phishing or malware traps. Unfortunately, this has never been more useless advice. New research indicates that half of all phishing scams are now hosted on Web sites whose Internet address includes the padlock and begins with “https://”.

Recent data from anti-phishing company PhishLabs shows that 49 percent of all phishing sites in the third quarter of 2018 bore the padlock security icon next to the phishing site domain name as displayed in a browser address bar. That’s up from 25 percent just one year ago, and from 35 percent in the second quarter of 2018.

A PhishLabs survey conducted last year found more than 80% of respondents believed the green lock indicated a website was either legitimate and/or safe.
In reality, the https:// part of the address (also called “Secure Sockets Layer” or SSL) merely signifies the data being transmitted back and forth between your browser and the site is encrypted and can’t be read by third parties. The presence of the padlock does not mean the site is legitimate, nor is it any proof the site has been security-hardened against intrusion from hackers.

I found this cleverly crafted page that attempts to phish credentials from users of Bibox. Check the image below and see if you can spot what’s going on with this Web address:




Load the live phishing page at https://www.xn--bbox-vw5a[.]com/login (the link has been hobbled on purpose) in Google Chrome and you’ll get a red “Deceptive Site Ahead” warning. Load the address above — known as “punycode” — in Mozilla Firefox and the page renders just fine, at least as of this writing.

This phishing site takes advantage of internationalized domain names (IDNs) to introduce visual confusion. In this case, the “i” in Bibox.com is rendered as the Vietnamese character “ỉ,” which is extremely difficult to distinguish in a URL address bar.

If you’re a Firefox (or Tor) user and would like Firefox to always render IDNs as their punycode equivalent when displayed in the browser address bar, type “about:config” without the quotes into a Firefox address bar.



Then in the “search:” box type “punycode,” and you should see one or two options there. The one you want is called “network.IDN_show_punycode.” By default, it is set to “false”; double-clicking that entry should change that setting to “true.”


Source: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/11/half-of-all-phishing-sites-now-have-the-padlock/

I am just gonna throw this one out there. Do you know who sent me this joke?
A black guy from Barbados that my cousin is dating. We both thought this was hilarious.



My cousin has been going out with this dude for about 9 months. He is about 5-6 years older than me and calls me 'cracker' or 'son'. The guy has no problems with race, religion, his skin colour and you know why? Because his heart is in the right place and he sees the same in me and my family. What I am trying to say is there is a big difference joking about these things for the fun of it and actually saying them in order to hurt someone based on skin colour, religion, etc. People and cultures are different and comedians shouldn't be worried about pointing these things out and having a laugh about it.
We go out every time they are in town and it is usually him, his cousin (also black obviously) and me (white cracker ) or just the two of us and we are so different in everything. He talks in a different way, dresses differently, his hair is different, he walks differently, the food he prepares and eats is not like mine, he sits differently in bars and we joke about these things, we tell dirty jokes and even racist jokes and there is absolutely no tension there whatsoever because we are both confident with who we are and and have no problems with one another i think that is what it is all about. 

The situation in Iran is a bit different. You need to remember that Iran is an Islamic (Muslim country). According to Sharia law investing, speculating, gambling, making profit with interest is considered illegal. Bitcoin would in that case also fall in that category if you are buying Bitcoins in order to sell them later and make a profit.
But you are still right in what you are saying as I have also seen many headlines and news articles about Iranians considering to start accepting Bitcoin as well.

Celebrities promoting cryptocurrencies is paid advertising just like promoting Nike or Adidas or any other brand. They dont really care what it is as long as they get paid. Whichever cryptocurrency pays more they will promote it.
No reason to pay attention to it whatsoever. For me it is like a paid review on one of those ICO review websites.

Das glaube ich nicht 

We need humour in this bear market, who cares what the media or easily offended people think.



https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2447818065332646&id=198611770253298




https://www.facebook.com/punbasedhumor/photos/a.743768985773863/1265034190314004/?type=3&theater

I think OP is actually asking which Blockchain to use for his ICO, is that it? Using an erc-20 token on Ethereum is the cheapest option. I think it costs below $5. Other platforms like NEO or EOS are more expensive.

Geben sie Ihre Adresse in einem QR-Code-Generator ein wie dieser hier:
http://www.btcfrog.com/qr/gen1.php
Ein QR-Code wird dann generiert. Der Wallet verfügt über eine Kameraoption, scannen sie den QR-Code mit Ihrer Kamera und geben sie die Adresse in der Wallet ein.

Oder, Importiere die 12 Wörter (Seed) Phrase in ein Desktop Wallet oder ein anderes Gerät und verwenden sie die Bitcoins von dort.

Vielen Dank für die Merits @qwk
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5044331.msg48323922#msg48323922

Bitcoin hasn't gone mainstream because of its volatility. In the space of 5-10 hours bitcoin prices can drop by 10 or 20% and this keeps the big investors from investing.
Bitcoin doesn't have a costumer service or a help department that new users can contact if they run into any difficulties when using Bitcoin. When you mention, private keys, seeds, exchanges and wallets to someone who has never heard of Bitcoin the person probably wonders why would I use all that?! If you have some concerns regarding exchanges and contact their service department you will get an answer anywhere from 3 days to 3 months or never. All these needs to change.
There have also been many scams and hacking incidents were investors have lost millions of dollars they will never get back.
Security is a big reason. Exchanges get hacked or decide to do an exit scam and run off with their users money, online wallets/desktop wallets stop working or are infected with malware in some cases.
People hear about this and read about it and they dont want anything to do with that. But hopefully in the future many of these problems will be solved.

It seems I made a mistake and if indeed the user behind the Medium account and the user MoonX Technologies on this forum are the same person I would like to publicly apologise to him!