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When ever try to send the funds to a testnet address, all connections failed or they are refused and that it can't be broadcast. What are the strongest testnet bitcoind's?
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But marking people of being scams even before any act has been taken is nasty and just can come out from the mouth of a typical bump&dump miner or drug dealer, aka btt troll. Think before opening your big mouth!
Who mark you as a scam? I just was warning people some people if you can believe it don't think before acting. It was just a warning to those, now if you were legitimate you wouldn't be so rude, this makes me think it is truly is a scam. |
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Hello gweedo,
Thanks for your answer. I'll try to add a more protective way to encrypt data sent.
30 days was ab arbitrary delay, I'll change it to 2 days after the transaction has been completed.
For now, I don't have any mechanism against tainted coins.
I got a small amount of bitcoins (less than 2BTC) on my account so, you can't get the same coins you sent me.
I've developped a solid algorythm for that.
For example
A sends 1BTC.
* BitLaundry sends A 1BTC from the "bank".
* Bank total amount is now 2BTC (but dillued).
B sends 0.5BTC.
* BitLaundry sends B 0.5BTC from the "bank" (A + amount before).
* Bank total amount is now 2BTC (but dillued).
C sends 0.3BTC.
* BitLaundry sends C 0.3BTC from the "bank" (A + B + amount before).
* Bank total amount is now 2BTC (but dillued).
D sends 1BTC.
* BitLaundry sends D 1BTC from the "bank" (A + B + C + amount before).
* Bank total amount is now 2BTC (but dillued).
Maybe show how diluted the bank is (like X BTC spreaded over X Addresses), but for mixer this requires a lot of volume, and you should have a back up plan. |
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Ok no ssl so I can't make sure you get my addresses. Or a PGP way to encrypt what I am sending you. You keep logs for 30 days what is the point of that? Why not keep them and a day or two after transaction is complete it is deleted.
You probably want to work on security also how do you check to make sure the coins are not tainted or even the same coins coming back to us.
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It is offline and not malware can get to it.
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In my opinion the forum software cannot be considered secure until a completely fresh version of SMF has been installed. The database doesn't need to be reset but the files need to be re-installed. If every single line of code cannot be reviewed carefully then that is what needs to happen.
My understanding is that that's exactly what we did. We even moved to different hardware. Hence why it took several days for us to return. I read that we moved to different hardware, but it didn't seem like the forum was re-installed using fresh files based on what was written. Or does the code need to be reviewed to figure out that hole in the avatar system? If that's the case then I find highly surprising is that this bug seems to be undocumented. How is it that such a crucial flaw in SMF could go unnoticed so long, or was this the first time this exploit has been used to hack a website? My understanding the hack comprised of a couple vectors not just one point. This vector also had to do with a previous hack so it really wasn't SMF's software. |
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Besides going to each site and looking for a jobs page.
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https://github.com/jgarzik/pynode this is kinda what you are talking about, this would be better suited than stripping out things from the reference client, which would be the hacky way to do this.
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https://blockchain.info/tx/6133bacf0b2a779a075a2e18d0961d89ff9f46efc109bb8e1601a59d4d7e46f5This transaction was pushed from MY ip address 1 minute and 10 seconds after I installed Bitcoin. I have no idea who's bitcoins those are but the fact that the transaction went through my IP has me puzzled. Of course, humbled as well. This has not happened to me since. This here was my address: 18UfvFPqRp5LXwhQTZnkUy5bZxyqrbujTm Completely unrelated to the transaction. Explanations anyone? :U The transaction isn't yours, but it is one that you relayed to the blockchain.info node. It can't tell what ip the transaction came from, but since you relayed it to them first, they assumes it is yours. |
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However, the court documents note that Canadian law enforcers have said there was no record of a homicide taking place in White Rock, British Columbia at the time.
Do you really think a person on the silk road just went up and shot someone. They probably used a poison method. Death by poison would be considered a homicide as well, Sherlock.. Not if they aren't looking for it. Look up Robert "Iceman" Kuklinski, many of the people he killed were never linked due to the fact he used poison and it looked like a heart attack. |
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Truly pathetic, if you think about it. BTC price was held up by addicts and perverts of SR.
It is a sad fact I am watching right now. |
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I know PHP, mysql, CSS, Javascript (jquery) and I know java. I also have 2+ yrs experience with bitcoin, bitcoind, and writing a custom clients using bitcoinj.
If you have a project PM me and I will give you an estimate.
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http://techcrunch.com/2013/10/02/fbi-seize-deep-web-marketplace-silk-road-arrest-owner/The feds have caught up to the Silk Road. The underground website long known for drug trafficking was seized by the FBI who also arrested the owner on three criminal counts. Prosecutors charged Ross William Ulbricht with one count each of narcotics trafficking conspiracy, computer hacking conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy, according to a court filing.
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Needs some css work since the list of coins goes out the div. Also more information be nice, and a better color scheme the light gray on white background isn't that great.
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You can now private message, since the requirement was to start a topic.
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Bitcoin Armory - Cold Storage
Bitcoin-qt - which I keep about $50 - $100 at all times for quick sending.
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It takes time, the Position changes based on the Activity rather than the post count.
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I never wait LMAO see you in a year when you are consider a hero member LOL
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HTML 5, no reason to use flash anymore.
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Does anyone know how they purchase the bitcoins, do they have a ton of bitcoins and they are selling parts of that? or are they going to take the money and directly buy bitcoins? Cause if it is the latter than that could send prices down, depending on how much they raise.
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