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this game is nothing like battlefield! whats happened with the maps, and planes etc.. i downloaded it and its just like MW2...
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i'm on welfare so the world owes me free shit.
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created enough interest already, ive sold the software and rights to it for quite a bit. so who ever said "you will not make a dime...".
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And i know what onomatopoeia is, just there isnt any on the website.
Wow isn't an onomatopoeia, pwned.
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the sites changed as im using the domain for an old website.
website is my sisters, and actually we're doing very well with it.
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Hmmm,
Your better off having the buyers creating an account, and depoisiting funds into their balance, and then using that balance for the penny bids.
I dont see the point of having sellers sell the items because people will scam this left right and center.
madbid.co.uk doesnt have sellers selling, everything sold is from the company itself. Best to put things up for auction like 10btc or 50btc, the money generated will be much more.
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If it is not open source - forget it.... just don't spend your time on it you will not get a dime out of it...
people that make anti-viruses or firewalls do not make them open source as that would defeat the point. With the source, people would work out ways around it. It wont be open source, if you dont trust it, dont install it. Dont install anything ever again, why have you got an OS installed if its not open source?? have you installed anything in the past year that isnt open source?? i wouldnt trust it then if i were you. Have you put funds on mtgox or tradehill recently? how can you trust it without full password access to their servers and bank accounts? I bet 99% of you didnt check the source code for the bitcoin software anyway, let alone check the signature. I could easily post source code to a trojan and remove all the trojan bits, and no one would notice for some time. I know people will still use it. Probally be a bit wary of it at first, but once it gains enough reputation more people will trust and use it. |
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Soooooo..... how does it work? if there is no passphrase, how do you spend the coins? how does it prevent the attacks you describe?
Your claims imply a grand innovation in computer security!
The software controlls access to the wallet, only with your machine, and the application running, with the legit bitcoin software can you access the funds. It WILL create a ten-fold in the amount of security the file currently has. The guy who's helping do this teach's security, and since I explained to him the main idea, has come up with alot of interesting methods to help protect it. |
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At the end of the day, only your machine will be able to access the wallet file. using the file on another machine will not work, even with the application. This will cause a problem if your machine was to fail, or if you planned to use the wallet on more than one machine. But there will eventually be measures to protect against this too.
Which is still easily stolen. If the attacker has remote access to the machine via a trojan he can still steal coins in a variety of ways. 1) simply use wallet to transfer them out to an address he owns. 2) grab decrypted keys from memory. 3) decompile the client to determine what hardware specific strings are used to generate the decryption key and decrypt the wallet file. Tip for next time. You might get more interest without stupid claims like "impossible to steal". But wouldnt be able to access the wallet file at all due to the file protection, not to mention as soon as it trys to access the wallet or any of the files, It would get blocked. That is as long as the application service is running. It would be much more work than what is currently required to copy the file, and log the passphrase. Not impossible to steal i guess, but impossible to steal the funds from it |
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the wallet.dat will not be backed up as is. it will be fully encrypted before it is backed up. anyone with access to the encrypted file will not be able to so anything with it. The application will prevent it from being copied by anything else. It is quite simple how it works.
Probally in the future it will be apart of the main software.
Nothing in that paragraph made any sense. Your answers indicate you have no technical understanding of how this "impossible to steal system" works. The only thing I am unsure about is this a) someone who honestly (and incorrectly) thinks they have something which is unhackable b) a scam c) just someone who has no clue You are aware the current client has encrypted wallet right? The wall.dat is never left decrypted and the backup is always encrypted. It still can be stolen. using some crappy passphase is a stupid idea, all a wallet stealer would have to do currently is log the passphrase. This is hardly a good protection from a wallet stealer. Yes i do know how this will work as most of the application has been created already. |
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To be unstealable wouldn't you have to somehow sign outgoing transactions with a drop of blood containing your DNA?
So the thief would have to also steal some of your blood too in order to spend the funds. Uuuuuh, hmmm, maybe that's not such a good idea actually.
At the end of the day, only your machine will be able to access the wallet file. using the file on another machine will not work, even with the application. This will cause a problem if your machine was to fail, or if you planned to use the wallet on more than one machine. But there will eventually be measures to protect against this too. |
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The vague "details" and dubious claim in the title combined with the fact that someone else is writing it makes me think you don't even know how it works.
Do you?
If the wallet.dat can be backed up then it can be copied by an attacker.
The attacker can download their own copy of the client. Client + wallet.dat + passphrase = access to funds.
the wallet.dat will not be backed up as is. it will be fully encrypted before it is backed up. anyone with access to the encrypted file will not be able to so anything with it. The application will prevent it from being copied by anything else. It is quite simple how it works. Probally in the future it will be apart of the main software. |
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1) It wouldn't be your software alone, your prof would have a claim.
2) Why should I trust you and
3) Why should I trust your software? What will your client do differently that the current one does not?
1, It would be both of ours. Although I would be paying for the software, and developing the main UI. 2, you dont have to 3, As my edited post above says, it stops anything else accessing the wallet, protects your funds by a better encryption, and offers offsite backups. |
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Im creating an application with a great programming professor who's an expert when it comes to encryption and file access protocols.
Soon it will be impossible for anyone to steal your wallet, with full backup options with the ability to backup the encrypted versions to my secured dedicated server with tape backups.
With the latest bitcoin application, although you have to type a pass phrase to send funds, this really isnt that secure at all. If someone was to use a trojan to steal your wallet, its dead simple to use a keylogger to record the password. My software will make it impossible for the wallet to be accessed by anything other than the real bitcoin software.
How much interest would anyone have with this and how much would you pay for something like this to protect your funds?
Quick update:
It will also come with notifications and blocking of any applications trying to access your wallet or interfere with the wallet protector or any of the bitcoin files.
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Closed!
gave each post a score from 1 to 10.
winners are post numbers #2, #5 and #7
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Theres excisting scripts out there at the moment, If someone would like me to make a bitcoin payment system for an excisting system, say 100btc and ill do it.
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couple more posts then ill lock and choose the winners...
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Ill look over the posts in a couple of hours then decide...
1 post with a reason per person please
why?
Bored.
Closed!
gave each post a score from 1 to 10.
winners are post numbers #2, #5 and #7
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