Accounts Connected

1. MARS9 (Active)
2. kitto# (Active)

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MARS9 posted first, followed by kitto# less than a minute later.

Related accounts are involved in bounty cheating:

• Re: 🤑✅🤑 [BOUNTY] Metaple Finance 🤑✅🤑 The First Multi Staking Protocol 🤑✅🤑
  posted by kitto# on 2022-03-29 02:09:58 UTC
  Re: 🤑✅🤑 [BOUNTY] Metaple Finance 🤑✅🤑 The First Multi Staking Protocol 🤑✅🤑
  posted by MARS9 on 2022-03-29 01:17:05 UTC
  
• Re: Jungle Kingdom Bounty Campaign | Budget: 1M tokens ~ $100k | Duration: 4 weeks.
  posted by kitto# on 2022-03-28 14:51:35 UTC
  Re: Jungle Kingdom Bounty Campaign | Budget: 1M tokens ~ $100k | Duration: 4 weeks.
  posted by MARS9 on 2022-03-28 11:09:50 UTC
  - managed by @CryptopreneurBrainboss
• Re: BBNToken's Bounty Campaign | Budget: 139M $BBNT ~ $100k | 4 weeks | ESCROWED.
  posted by kitto# on 2022-03-26 22:41:38 UTC
  Re: BBNToken's Bounty Campaign | Budget: 139M $BBNT ~ $100k | 4 weeks | ESCROWED.
  posted by MARS9 on 2022-03-26 13:21:09 UTC
  - managed by @CryptopreneurBrainboss
• Re: Owl.Games Bounty Campaign | 500k $OWL | 6 Weeks🔥Listed in Exchange🔥Escrowed
  posted by kitto# on 2022-03-24 11:58:37 UTC
  Re: Owl.games Bounty Campaign | 500k $OWL | 6 Weeks | Listed in Exchange | Escrowed
  posted by MARS9 on 2022-03-24 10:57:49 UTC
  - managed by @sujonali1819

As mk4 said, open-source doesn't automatically mean trustworthy and secure. The idea is that an open-source wallet can be reviewed by hundreds or even thousands of programmers around the world. Developers can easily inspect the code and assess its quality. However, they will not be able to examine every piece of source code that is published. The reality is that many open-source programs will never get properly reviewed or tested. And because of all the open-source code out there, it can happen that the code is not 100% clean.

Because of the nature of open-source, and the sheer volume of it, mistakes can sometimes go unnoticed. This would be the case for any open-source project, but for open-source wallets, this issue is much more pronounced and can potentially lead to a huge financial loss.

I am not saying you should be skeptical of a open-source wallet in general. What I am saying, is that when in doubt, go with a well-established open-source wallet (like the official Bitcoin core wallet) or one of the open-source options that have been well-reviewed and heavily tested.

In my opinion, one of the main drawbacks of forum platforms is that a lot of useful information is buried beneath a bunch of trashy posts and extremely low quality topics. This forum has tons of super useful ideas and opinions, but its mostly buried amongst the trash. Sure you might find a great forum topic here and there, but a lot of people are just here to post their own opinions rather than try to help others.

As a result, there is a LOT of information here that people will never read - in which case a topic like this one might actually be very useful and worth a visit. @Pmalek, you did a great job!

This is why I wrote "in most countries..." But, the OP stated "It's Mother's Day all over the world... ", which is obviously untrue.

According to his activity, it seems that the OP is from Nigeria, which, along with the UK, still does not make the whole world. 

The exploit is rumored to affect Metamask and some other browser-based wallets, which are vulnerable to being hacked due to a security flaw allowing unauthorized JavaScript code execution.

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Brave released an "Upgraded Chromium to 99.0.4844.88" on March 26, 2012, with a patch (emergency update: Stable version 99.0.4844.84) for a vulnerability in the Chromium browser.
https://brave.com/latest/

Vivaldi released a minor update (5) for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 5.1 (this update includes a security fix from the Chromium project) with "Chromium upgraded to 98.0.4758.141 (fixes CVE-2022-1096)".
https://vivaldi.com/blog/desktop/minor-update-five-5-1/

At the moment, Opera has not released updated version of their browser, and has not even acknowledged that the vulnerability exists.

There is a huge advantage of open source software here as most, if not all, open source wallets that are already available on the market have been thoroughly tested and vetted by many independent coders and developers around the world. There are likely to be fewer bugs and vulnerabilities in open source software since anyone can look for backdoors or other malicious code.

When it comes to closed source software, you have no choice but to trust the developer and the company - unless someone manages to decompile the software to reveal what is going on under the hood.

Therefore, open source is commonly considered to provide more advantages to users, especially in terms of security, reliability, and trust compared to proprietary (closed source) software.

So, you are into milfs? I am not judging, just stating the obvious. 

By the way, just in case you did not know, Mother's Day is celebrated in most countries around the world on May 8th 2022 (the second Sunday in May).

He has already been tagged as trolling in several topics with false complaints against many casinos here. The best thing to do is ignore these trolls, because they hurt the most when ignored, as if they don't exist. For the most part, it's a waste of time to try to reason with them on the forum, or any other social network. Trolls only thrive on reactions, so as long as you can not make them happy, they'll go away.

Cini se da je problem prilicno ozbiljan, jer je to jedina promena u ovoj verziji. Google trenutno ogranicava informacije o vrsti exploita, sve sto je kompanija otkrila jeste nivo pretnje "Visoki", podrucje napada "Type Confusion in V8", sto se odnosi na komponentu koja je odgovorna za obradu JavaScript-a.
Najbolje je nadogradit browser sto pre da se spreci moguci pokusaj exploita.

Frankly, you are an idiot. You post with "Sona40" and claim it is not your account but someone else's ID? Nice try, cheater!

I do not see how this can be a disadvantage of a bitcointalk forum. You can literally say the same for any other online community, as well as for almost any type of online communication.

Here is my nice round number, I guess.

In the case when some of them has no idea about any of these concepts, just try to start telling it briefly:
As you know, bitcoin is a decentralized form of money.
It is quite similar to PayPal.
It is not regulated or controlled by any government.
It is not issued by banks.
You can use this bitcoin to purchase goods, services, or send money.
...

But you should never push them to invest if they do not wish to participate. To be frank, if they have no idea and they are not interested to understand all these new words, don’t expect that they will take it seriously and want to join.

But why? Why is it YOUR duty to find a solution? What can you offer that no one else can?
As it is clear that you do not know anything about quantum computing or blockchain technology, I do not see how it would be your duty to find a solution.


In all likelihood, your "best" will not even come close to being enough.

Whew, that's what I did. I invested my money and I lost everything I had and then some (but I learned a lot from the experience so it was worth it). So, I would advise everyone to be very careful and do their own research first before investing in anything. There are so many scams out there and people who do not have your best interest at heart. The crypto world is still the Wild Wild West. There is a ton of money to be made, and a ton of trouble that comes along with it as well.

Now, when someone asks me if they should buy this coin or that coin, I always tell them to do their research and make sure they understand what they're doing. No investment is a guaranteed win. However, with the right diligence and common sense, it is possible to get into these digital currencies and turn a profit in the long run. It really comes down to following the right set of guidelines and having a plan before you get started.

Accounts Connected



24. movar472 (Inactive)
25. Btc47 (Active)

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• Bounty cheating with multiple alt accounts.
• Ban evasion (using or creating accounts while one of your accounts is banned) is not allowed.

Yeah, I figured it out later. Although it wasn't my typo but from JeromeTash, which I totally missed at first.

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As far as I can tell, there is not much activity on their YouTube channel; the last video was uploaded over ten months ago. But, I get your point. Those "weekly biggest slot wins" aren't from their casino at all.

Great! Now everything is clear. It is a good thing that you contacted Gamdom customer support so there are no more worries regarding this issue.
We cannot be too careful with things like this. Phishing sites are often used by scammers to steal our personal information and access our financial information so they can steal our money.

Would you mind rephrasing that? I am not sure I understand.

From my perspective, both gamdom.com and gamdom.io domains work perfectly fine.

Both domains seem to share the same backend data, such as the total number of players and live bets in real time as well as a completely identical chat box with all the messages. I don't think it is possible to make something like that with a phishing site. But I agree, it would probably have been better if they had just made a simple redirect to the main domain.