It seems proven that Zhou Tong owns stevejobs807@gmail.com, but how did you verify that the hacker controls this email address?


How do you know that Zhou Tong owns this account?

6,427.

It's not.

1. Rainbow table attacks are useless against Bitcoin.
2. MD5 hashing is a lot faster than SHA-256.

There is no such thing, and I don't see any user-agent checks in this area of the code. Do you see other ignore colors?

Cool! Thanks a lot to all members for making this community great.


OP's post is currently the millionth non-deleted post. This is the millionth post accepted by the forum.

In order to collect more money for the creation of good forum software, the forum is selling ad space in the area beneath the first post of every topic page.

Ads this week will be allowed to contain any non-annoying HTML/CSS style. No images, JavaScript, or animation (no marquee or blinking). Ads must appear 3 or fewer lines tall in my browser. Ads will be prefixed with "Advertisement:". Ad text may not contain lies, misrepresentation, or inappropriate language. Ads may not link directly to any NSFW page. Ads may be rejected for other reasons.

There are 10 total ad slots which are randomly rotated. So one ad slot has a one in ten chance of appearing. Eight of the slots are for sale here.

The ad lasts 7 days starting from when I put it up.

Stats

Exact historical impression counts per slot:
https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adstats

Efficacy stats:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=54182.0

Info about the current ad slots:
https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adinfo

Auction rules

Post your bids in this thread. Prices must be stated in BTC per slot. You must state the max number of slots you want. When the auction ends, the highest bidders will have their slots filled until all eight slots are filled.

So if someone bids for 8 slots @ 5 BTC and this is the highest bid, then he'll get all 8 slots. If the two highest bids are 8 slots @ 4 BTC and 1 slot @ 5 BTC, then the first person will get 7 slots and the second person will get 1 slot.

- When you post a bid, the bids in your previous posts are considered to be automatically canceled. You can put multiple bids in one post, however.
- All bid prices must be evenly divisible by 0.5.
- The bidding starts at 0.5.
- The auction end time is 00:00:00 on July 29, UTC. Countdown. (The end time may be extended -- see below.)
- If two people bid at the same price, the person who bid first will have his slots filled first.
- Bids are considered invalid and will be ignored if they do not specify both a price and a max quantity, or if they could not possibly win any slots

If any valid bids occur less than 30 minutes before the auction end time, then the auction will be extended by 30 minutes. If any valid bids occur less than 30 minutes before the new end time, then the auction will be extended again, etc. The time will not extend beyond 6 hours total.

You must pay for your slots within 24 hours of receiving the payment address. Otherwise your slot may be sold to someone else.

This bid isn't high enough to get you into the top 8. You need to bid at least 4.

About 3.5 hours left.

That table doesn't show the input prev_out hashes (32 bytes each) or the input scriptSigs (~138 bytes each). Each line in the "From" column is one input. This info is necessary for the network to function, but it's omitted from that table because it isn't so important when you're interested in blocks. It's all listed on transaction pages and the "raw block" page.

The JSON representation on the raw block page is 32.6 KiB uncompressed and ~9 KiB compressed -- far worse than Bitcoin's binary representation.


Were you using a magical computer to represent that four-fifths of a bit?

I've been using a WRT54GL with Tomato firmware for several years. It works very well. I was running blockexplorer.com behind it for a while, getting over a million hits per day.

You absolutely deserved that scammer tag. Regardless of the circumstances, KeyserSoze performed work for you and then you refused to pay him as promised. You admitted to it.

I thought you'd always be an annoying troll, but I'm now glad that I didn't permaban you (your name appears awfully often in the ban requests thread...). Your recent posts/projects have been very interesting and constructive.

Is it working now?

No company could afford to bribe or defeat the hundreds/thousands of opposing protection agencies. Any protection agency that allowed its customers to get killed or accepted bribes would go out of business.

It'd be cool if someone would set up a proxy that added a "Stop using Imageshack" watermark to the image.

Is it fixed now? Imageshack links are now automatically translated so they take you through a proxy.

True. It wouldn't work.

The company pays because if it doesn't the victims' protection agencies will attack the company.

Only the generation transaction to that address can't be redeemed. Other transactions could be redeemed by Satoshi if he still has the private key.

I doubt it. Hashing one password takes only one-twentieth of a second, and it only happens when someone logs in.


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