 Show Posts
|
|
Pages: [1]
|
interesting, I do think this could be a bit of a problem for people holding large quantitys of btc, but otherwise for most people with about 1-10 btc this would not be much of a problem (as long as they do not want to instantly withdraw all in one go), I would simply assume that you would probably only withdraw as much as you need ($0.5k-10k)for a (rather expensive) holiday. Depends on where you want to go for a holiday though  |
|
|
|
|
and not get banned? ... I'm not sure how it all works, but I got hacked a while back, so I'm afraid my wallet got stolen as well, so I want to use another address for connecting to bitvisitor and I was wondering whether that would be OK with them...
|
|
|
|
A full update will be posted soon, don't panic. Only people with the API key enabled was compromised (and will be reimbursed), passwords are securely stored one way in the database.
Security is obviously the most important thing to a Bitcoin wallet, and it's unfortunate that a compromise occurred, and we're learning a lot from it (things that pentests won't catch).
There will be a full update soon, but this compromise was not through a fault of the code but rather like a 'side channel' attack.
by the way, just wondering, what are API keys? are they some special feature which allows access to our account, and how do I disable such a feature if it is ON |
|
|
|
One of the reasons people use bitcoin or any crypto currency is to eliminate the need to trust the other party.
The use of scammer ratings and trust ratings increases the ability of people to rely on trust in their transactions.
BitcoinTalk forums should remove all references to scamming, scammers, scams, trust and the like, in order to decrease the community's ability to rely on trust, and encourage business models that are transparent and do not rely on trust.
Thoughts?
I'm pretty sure the whole world economy and pretty much every business that ever existed is built on trust, I mean even being friends with someone means to trust in them, so if you have a better idea, feel free to say so, but removing the scammer tag will only cause other issues, and also how can anybody trade if they cannot trust one another? |
|
|
|
|
ID : 492275-0ab627340fbaa19f6eba985ebf2743a0
bitcoin address: 199ePU8fgXoyNYuwA6Pkkmu5xY23rBJo5C
|
|
|
|
|
acc: aetmal56
thanks, also, I hope that the radio rewards for nz come back again
|
|
|
|
|
to eurobitcoin, or whoever can represent btcrobot here, I would like to know where it trades, like what exchange?
|
|
|
|
|
peerbet:dannie
bit777:ANDREWTT
|
|
|
|
|
just the norm I'm guessing, bitcoin-qt, guesing it would be safer since its the official one...
|
|
|
|
|
i dunno, I mean , I'm pretty sure i had it all encrypted and all, its just I had the client on the whole time, it must;ve been on while the virus was still secretly running and all, I really didn't notice much until it was too late. I mean I'm pretty sure I remember I cut off my internet connection when scanning but I didn't double check my wallet until the morning....
|
|
|
|
|
woke up to find my shit all stolen just yesterday, thank god it was only just twenty or so dollars worth, but still, pretty gutted and all, anyways just warning you guys, if you ever see this particular address anywhere you'll know this guy is a thief. I woke up late about yesterday with my AV running overnight because I'd found I may have had a Trojan of some sort or something, only to find that my btc balance dropped to zero.
Status: 0/unconfirmed
Date: 10/08/2013 17:02
To: 1JT1rW9xPux6VvvKeF45mFQSKZthukkxM6
Debit: -0.194 BTC
Transaction fee: -0.0049 BTC
Net amount: -0.1989 BTC
Transaction ID: 202dcd08607da147a104f38e7cbebb32cbf37e1d6b2465d033f372cc9ab58518
Also another question, is there anyway to reverse the transaction or something since theres no confirmations?
|
|
|
|
|
