Bug Disclosures:

Christy Philip Mathew found a local XSS bug in the next field entering the name text field. Javascript input was escaped on the server side, but was displayed on the client side in the html without escape, so no code injection could be made other than the attackers own computer.

The following 3 members all reported the same bug about the same time, which is a non severe XSS in the url that could only execute an alert message. document.location and document.cookie could not be executed so we deem this bug to be not severe.
- Issam Rabhi - @Issam_Rabhi
- Anand M
- Siddhesh Gawde

A small bitcoin reward had been sent to all these disclosures as a token of thank you.

"The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (UIEGA) did not specifically prohibit online gambling; instead, it outlawed financial transactions involving online gambling service providers."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambling_in_the_United_States#Legal_issues

Currently US law say it's illegal to take credit card for payment for online gambling, it doesn't actually say online gambling is illegal. This means sites that take Bitcoin is not yet illegal until they change the law.

I'm not sure of the timing, or which of your many "basher" posts you're referring to.

I was catching up on the PrimeDice thread last night and was kind of surprised to see you did the whole "this site is rigged; you get more reds when you bet high; provably fair is a fraud because fresh/frozen" nonsense that you then came here to do.

Those guys did an even worse job of ignoring you than we did here!

I wrote you a letter by the way, you might want to take a look:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=318830.0

I wrote you a letter by the way, you might want to take a look:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=318830.0

Let me get this straight:  You run a gambling site (illegal in US) & plan to prosecute some_guy_on_the_internet, citing US state law?  You don't see a problem here?

Not going to debate this.  If you can't show financial losses related to libel/slander, best of luck with your case.  If you can show financial losses, i'm afraid you're next up as the defendant.  Make sure to have tax records for your dice site in hand  Oh, don't forget to send a certified cease & desist letter to ASICSRUS, those help in tort cases.
All the best.

Background
ASICSRUS is a huge troll who blackmail and spread false rumours to extort for bitcoins. He would come to ice-dice everyday with different account begging for free bitcoins, and make threats. He would reply to every one of my thread telling people I don't pay out and owe him money.

What he is doing is classified as Libel and Slander, aka defamation, which is illegal and if he does not stop, I will be taking legal action against him.

To ASICSRUS:
If you don't stop what you are doing immediately and also delete all your defamatory posts in the past, you will be sure that legal actions would be taken against you. What you are doing is illegal, and there has been successful lawsuits against people like you in the past. People like you had been fined millions previously from law suites. I highly recommend you not to go down that path.

In Varian v. Deflino & Day two former employees had libeled Varian executives by posting more than 14,000 defamatory messages on over 100 different websites. The jury found that the defendants liable for defamation as well as misappropriation of the executives names.

In 2006 a Florida court awarded a plaintiff $11.3 million dollars when the defendant posted numerous comments on message boards defaming the plaintiff and her business reputation. The court did not specify whether the cause of action was based on libel or slander.

- See more at: http://defamation.laws.com/defamation-laws/libel-vs-slander#sthash.5PZjFx8E.dpuf


You have 1 week from today to delete all your defamatory posts and apologize to me before I start seeking legal actions. If you think you can hide behind your internet nickname thinking you are anonymous, you will be in for an surprise how easy your real identity could be tracked down.

Sincerely,

David Lee

All IP is open, and VPN should be allowed.

Not true.  Not good and not true.  

A system as big as Mastercoin is pretty hard to build well.  It's going to take tons more money than we have in the bank today to perfect everything.  There will be a 'B'-round of financing.  Oh, I know JR doesn't want to - but it will be very good for everyone when it comes time to raise that second round and press on with development vigorously.  This is going to take some serious coin.  

Probably, everyone will be asked to kick in a percentage of their holding in new cash.  Then, nobody gets diluted.  If you decide not to up your investment - then you get pushed down with a dilution.  This could be done without creating more coins.  But, it will probably be easier to just issue some new coins.  That is not a nightmare.  It is good for everyone involved to bring in additional development funds.  No big deal.  Let bitcoin keep their weird idealisms regarding a deflationary currency.  We can and should have an administration who can apply reason and method to fund the next stage.

Ok, I will check later, crawl for info and some automate test but is intense for my CPU so I will wait until not in use.

Can you allow all IP?  VPN I use is blocked, if I use home IP ISP can ban me.  Counterproductive to have any IP filter for server running test.  Server may automatic block IP for too many request, we know this works so can you turn it off?

You are right, I had a misunderstanding. At the time I thought he was being malicious and what he was doing looked like a DDOS so I posted his IP. It was a mistake I shouldn't have.


It is on a different server. You are right I had a misunderstanding. I thought he was being malicious.

PS. This ASICSRUS guy is a troll. just look at his post histories. He blackmails and spread rumours about all the casino owners in order to extort for bitcoins.

I'm away from home for a few days.  When I received the large deposit, I waited for an hour or so to see if it was going to be immediately withdrawn.  It wasn't, so I sent it to the cold wallet.

Now its depositor is attempting to withdraw it from the hot wallet.  There aren't enough funds there, so the hot wallet is going dry, over and over.

I've no way of contacting him other than hoping he reads this post.  I'll be back at the cold wallet in a few days, and can cash you out in full then.  In the mean time please don't worry - your funds are safely stored offline.

Bet your ZET at Zet.altdice.net also supports NKA,IFC and NET

Okay thanks, you should receive some Mastercoins later today.

Too many.

Dat spike: http://bitcoinproject.net/just-dice-casino/just-dice-charts/invested-chart

I did - they've had a beautiful new redesign.  It's very kind of you to offer to do the same for JD.  I'll toss you a few coins if I like it.

Thanks very much.  It's not true what everyone says about you.