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841  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin stolen. Electrum exploit / phishing on: December 29, 2018, 08:07:00 PM
It's unconscionable that someone would deliberately target a client favoured by casual users.  It's difficult enough to get people involved with Bitcoin even when there aren't hackers trying to take advantage of them. 

It is terrible for those that were victims of the attacks but I do view what is currently happening as "beta testing".

If we learn lessons from it and better the code and security protocols then it wasn't lost without something being gained from it.
842  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin stolen. Electrum exploit / phishing on: December 29, 2018, 10:48:03 AM
I read this yesterday on reddit, this is pathetic, this is part of why many still fear investing in Crypto. My question is how do we keep this community from hackers or make it more difficult for hackers. I believe the hackers wallet should be monitored and possibly trace for a possible final sell-off regardless of the time frame.

Hackers wallets are monitored. There are several projects doing that.
843  Economy / Reputation / Re: marlboroza using ""plagiarism"" as weapon to silence critics on: December 29, 2018, 10:43:16 AM


I am not after your for copyright, I dont care what you do so long as you are not spamming the forum constantly to earn money.

However tracing back that image of the spinning ball (even if i know to pull image source some may not) gives me no greater chance of attributing it to the original source creator than if it was just posted here  on bitcointalk servers

So it is no better than copy and pasting the spinning ball text straight here in terms of reference to the original source and not claiming as your own

A newbie who wanted to spam with this method could find spinning ball texts or whatever slap them in a pic and embed then via 3rd party host into threads here where they are mildly relevant .... a bot could do this and there would be according to you no way to act against them

To me it is actually away to get away with using non original text or material without attributing or referencing the actual source ... it is get out of jail free benefit from others work. I can tell you know I bet someone doing that a lot for financial gain would be in trouble. I would not be surprised if this is the next noob way of spamming of non original work and will be hard for spiders to jump on too.


Newbies cannot post images.
844  Economy / Reputation / Re: marlboroza using ""plagiarism"" as weapon to silence critics on: December 29, 2018, 01:57:12 AM

create some content of your own.....

LOL so now you just start creating different situations to yours to defend... because you do not have the intelligence to realise that is not applicable to your case at all.

Let's just take this

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1009045.msg47044986#msg47044986

Where you do acknowledge the original source ? are you claiming you created that text and then made it into a pic? about the spinning balls? are you saying embedding original content from merely a 3rd part hosting site they may have placed their own original content is okay? I mean how would one even validate from some hosting site where it was from or whom created it?

Where do most memes acknowledge the original source of that content? some link to a 3rd party webhosting is a reference to original source?

That spinning ball  text if copied and pasted from a website here it would be plagiarism... .not that I would give 1 fuck so long as it was not done all of the time and that person was being helpful and was not just doing to to earn money.  So now a newbie bot should not rip content via copy and paste of text they can just rip the text and place it into a pic on 3rd party host and that will be okay? I mean even if you are saying people need to know to click image source then go to that url .... how to know if this is put there by the original source or someone else just ripped off his stuff and put it there? even if he put it there himself and there is no way to track back to him for credit then again that makes it impossible to for any plagiarist to get caught. That kinds of makes it impossible to complain about any pics placed here and linked to 3rd party sites. The entire thing is almost a way to rip non original content spam the board with it and then make it impossible to complain about because you claim that embedded link to the 3rd party source is a good enough.
.

What is to stop bots grabbing text splatting it into jpegs or any other pics and splattering the board with it on any related terms?? nothing that's right and that is what we want to prevent.

Stop trying to have the last incorrect word or create some kind of situation to defend that is not applicable to the situation you are in.

I am not interested in you filling your post count up (collating without direct reference to original source) with pics of others original work so stop worrying yourself about it i can smell your fear from here. Just shut up and buzz off and find some more original work of others to post from 3rd party hosting sites

I will continue to bring new ideas to the board and help provide a fairer system until the entire arena is decentralised and trustless


Code:
[quote author=xtraelv link=topic=1009045.msg47044986#msg47044986 date=1539941989]
[img]https://i.imgur.com/wXXS2z6.jpg[/img]

[b][size=12pt]I'm sure you can spot 8 inches per mile squared with your naked eyes from at least a mile away.[/size][/b]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/FlAhCHZ.png[/img]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/RI27m2p.png[/img]

[img]https://i.imgur.com/HIXDhaB.jpg[/img]

[b][size=12pt]I haven't met a flat Earther yet that has been to the Antarctic to prove this is not true.[/size][/b]
[/quote

If you look at the links in the code you will see that the content is not hosted on bitcointalk. The legalities of that I already explained in a previous post. Linking to an external site is not considered a breach of copyright.

The subtle difference is that I did not post a copy of the image on this site. I posted a link to the image which is available on another site. Which is akin to posting a url directing to another site.

Any copyright issues (if they exist) are with the site that hosts the images and the person who posted it there.


The majority of plagiarism that is detected on bitcointalk is bots and people copy pasting without any input to the content.

Linking urls and image source links with commentary that contributes to the conversation is in line with the purpose of a forum.

Copy and pasting to increase post count does not contribute in most instances.


If you copy and paste text a simple acknowledgement of source eliminates plagiarism accusations. It is a good habit to reference sources.

The bottom line is that plagiarism as defined as "copy and pasting text without acknowledgement" is not allowed under the bitcointalk rules.
845  Economy / Reputation / Re: marlboroza using ""plagiarism"" as weapon to silence critics on: December 28, 2018, 02:14:09 PM

shut up fool you are a hypocritical dip shit

loads of your posts pages and pages are just content that you did not create I mean most pages of you history are filled with content that is not original.... you are probably net negative here so don't start talking to those on another level in terms of contribution to this forum.

why don't we just tell noobs to copy and paste text to an image and post it here linked from somewhere else how will that be any different ... filling up tons of spam all over the place that bots can do in seconds.... this kind of implanting of other peoples content is equally as bad if not worse and yes could actually have legal implications now or in the future.


You probably don't have the intellect to discuss things rationally and have to resort to insults. But just in case:

There is no rule or law that doesn't allow you to reference or refer other peoples content. As long as you acknowledge it with a source.
Compiling information is creating unique original content. It is distinctly different from copy and pasting.

You can continue acting like a jerk or you could attempt to try to understand the difference.

Using snippets of facts in your delusional pubescent ramblings doesn't make you a critic. It is also not "winning" and argument.  It is just that people put you on ignore and refuse to argue with an idiot that will try to drag them down to their level and beat them with experience. From the way that you have been carrying on you have probably bought the account. Your earlier posts are far better constructed.
846  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]█▅ AurumCoin AU ▅█ Welcome to Aurumcoin(AU) Project █▅ 2014-2017 ▅█ on: December 28, 2018, 11:32:50 AM
xtraelv, Cryptopia Exchange:
From above messages, you were working with the hacker closely !
It proof that Cryptopia Exchange uniting with the hacker to deceive
your customers' money !!!


Hey scamcoin shill sockpuppet !

Please use your real life identity and repeat that false accusation.

Your logic is as flawed as your grammar.





847  Economy / Reputation / Re: marlboroza using ""plagiarism"" as weapon to silence critics on: December 28, 2018, 10:02:24 AM

He is actually right, it doesn't matter if it's hosted on an external site or not, if you are the owner of the forum you can be sued for copyright infringement if someone posts a copyrighted picture. Of course it matters a lot where the server is located.

Not if the link is to an origional post. It is like posting a URL.

The presence of the image is only virtual.  The image file is not on the bitcointalk server - only a link to the image.

Removal of the image from the linked site will result in the url displaying

Such site can also block external access to the image.


In the country where I live it is not considered infringement. It is also not disallowed by the bitcointalk rules.

...and that is not even getting into the "fair use" argument or the fact that most, if not all of the images that were linked to are in public domain with no distinguishable ownership.

A lot of the memes are generated on meme makers using royalty free stock photos.

Crazy countries can make crazy laws. But since I don't live in them or plan to visit they have no jurisdiction over me.  If those countries attempt to enforce those crazy laws outside of their own country it may well be breaching the constitutional laws of the country that I live in.

In the majority of civilized countries - linking and framing is not considered copyright infringement.

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In large part, linking and framing are not held to be copyright infringement under US and German copyright law, even though the underlying Web pages are protected under copyright law. Because the copyright-protected content is stored on a server other than that of the linking or framing person (it is stored on the plaintiff's server), there is typically no infringing "copy" made by the defendant linking or framing person (as may be essential), on which to base liability. Some European countries take a more protective view, however, and hold unauthorized framing and so-called deep linking unlawful.

The European Court of Justice's binding ruling in 2014 was that embedding a work could not be a violation of copyright:

The embedding in a website of a protected work which is publicly accessible on another website by means of a link using the framing technology … does not by itself constitute communication to the public within the meaning of [the EU Copyright directive] to the extent that the relevant work is neither communicated to a new public nor by using a specific technical means different from that used for the original communication
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_aspects_of_hyperlinking_and_framing

As long as Bitcointalk follows the DCMA guidelines they have nothing to worry about.
848  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin stolen. Electrum exploit / phishing on: December 28, 2018, 09:07:47 AM
Unfortunately such attacks are very common and you can't be careful enoug so it's good to use every possible protection you can implement. Hackers are very active and will always misuse any vulnerability they find.
In this case they've taken really nice sum of Bitcoin and there is nothing that could be done about it.

Yes it is unfortunate. Awareness reduces victims.

Electrum generally is a good product. There is a lot to be learned from exploits.

Where this phishing is unique is that it is prompted by a visit to the genuine site. So it is a Electrum server exploit prompting users to be phished.
849  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin stolen. Electrum exploit / phishing on: December 28, 2018, 08:28:02 AM
Initially reported on Reddit it is now mainstream news:

https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/hackers-steal-250-btc-from-electrum-bitcoin-wallets/

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Hackers Steal 250 BTC from Electrum Bitcoin Wallets
When ‎the user opens his wallet app, he will be redirected ‎to download a fake update created by scammers.

The official Electrum Github confirms the exploit / phishing attack.

The user appears to connect via the genuine wallet and is prompted to upload a fake "update". As part of the "update" they are prompted to enter their 2FA code. This is then used by the attackers to empty their electrum wallet.

Updates do not require a user to enter their 2FA


https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/4968

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There is an ongoing attack against users where servers raise exceptions when a client broadcasts a transaction; in this case the error text is displayed as is in the client GUI. The attacker has spawned lots of servers on different /16 IPv4s to increase his chances of being connected to. The error messages are trying to get the user to download and install malware (disguised as updated versions of electrum



Quote
There wasn't really any extra information given, however most likely the following happened:

user was using legitimate electrum client
connected to an electrum server operated by the attacker
user tried to broadcast a txn
server replied with an error containing the above rich text message



850  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]█▅ AurumCoin AU ▅█ Welcome to Aurumcoin(AU) Project █▅ 2014-2017 ▅█ on: December 28, 2018, 04:58:21 AM
but 50% of the supply is in unknown hands and 20% of the supply was stolen, y buy a scandalcoin



Around 77% of the entire AU circulation transferred in block 1103023 and 1103024 after it was dead for 2 months, had a serious blockchain based exploit and has no exchange that has a working wallet that accepts deposits and withdrawals.



232034 AU  out of 298089 AU in circulation was transferred in just two blocks
851  Economy / Reputation / Re: One person has sent 50 merits to a service announcement thread. on: December 28, 2018, 04:15:34 AM
Learn to construct a meaningful sentence in English. Tongue
Maybe some day..
Oh. You just missed the opportunity to accuse me of signature spamming. Dint u? Cheesy
We both know that wasn't the significance.

Try harder..
Roll Eyes

Did you just word-spin xtraelv's sig?

"We are surrounded by legends on this forum. Phenomenal successes and catastrophic failures. Then there are the scams. This forum is a digital museum.  
* The most iconic historic bitcointalk threads.* Satoshi * Cypherpunks*MtGox*Bitcointalk hacks*pHiShInG* Silk Road*Pirateat40*Knightmb*Miner shams*Forum scandals*BBCode*"

"As a member of BitcoinTalk, you are surrounded by legends; phenomenal successes and catastrophic failures. The forum was created by Satoshi Nakamoto and saw the first exchange, the first altcoin, and the first ICO, but also catastrophic software flaws, massive thefts, and incredible scams. You too have an opportunity to become part of the forum's history: whether and in what way you do so is up to you."
It was quoted by theymos as an ideal para to introduce BitcoinTalk to newbies. Most probably the person who wrote it is xtraelv. Lemme know if you need the BBcode. Its good to serve the forum...

Theymos used a reworded version of my signature in the new introduction. I thought it was quite cool that it morphed into something that is used for the forum.

It started off in this topic before it turned into a signature:

This topic was inspired by when Eddie13 said: "lets hope he can end the cycle of cryptopia/btct - Hatfield/McCoy rivalry". I posed the question" What is so special about this forum ?" I didn't expect to find as much as I did and it changed my views towards bitcointalk

We are surrounded by legends on this forum. Not just the ones that were phenomenally successful but also some that tried and failed with catastrophic results. Then there are those that scammed at the expense of others. This forum is a digital museum.

Shortly after that I started using it as a signature.

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We are surrounded by legends on this forum. Phenomenal successes and catastrophic failures. Then there are the scams. This forum is a digital museum.  
* The most iconic historic bitcointalk threads.* Satoshi * Cypherpunks*MtGox*Bitcointalk hacks*pHiShInG* Silk Road*Pirateat40*Knightmb*Miner shams*Forum scandals*BBCode*

Theymos gave me credit for it here:

Here's a draft of a welcome message for new users. The user will see it on the screen confirming their registration, and it'll also be available in the help center at any time.

Some text in the intro was obviously inspired by xtraelv's signature, which I really like.

It morphed into:


As a member of the forum, you are surrounded by legends; phenomenal successes and catastrophic failures. The forum was created by Satoshi Nakamoto and saw the first exchange, the first altcoin, and the first ICO, but also catastrophic software flaws, massive thefts, and incredible scams. You too have an opportunity to become part of the forum's history: whether and in what way you do so is up to you.

852  Economy / Reputation / Re: marlboroza using ""plagiarism"" as weapon to silence critics on: December 28, 2018, 02:35:07 AM
Plagiarism is plagiarism and results in a permaban. There is no valid excuse.

It is super easy to use quotes and/or list a source.

Please mr nobody

Stfu

Look at hypocrite ... worried about others peoples prior art..

this is just in a couple of pages of his history  ...pleb


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1009045.msg47044986#msg47044986

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5088731.msg48852497#msg48852497

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4564216.msg48461189#msg48461189

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5055672.msg47221161#msg47221161

where is your credit to these peopleS prio art?  where is your source?

Memes are now actually breaking the law in the EU ....are those hosted in the EU

Even so why would you think you can fill you entire post history crammed with crap you did not originally produce and the try to comment on a real legend you dumb shit.

Do you have any provable achievements here to make me believe you are even net positive here? to counter this ?

copy and paste or failure to add references now and then when helping people and gaining nothing financially is not permaban if you are netpositive....  I mean even 1. 1000 would be acceptable with no financial motive your history is littered with taking other peoples work and giving no credit.

Now sit down and shut up



LOL - the images are hosted on an external site. The image IS the external source.

You can view this by right clicking and selecting "open image in new tab"



Now who is looking like a real legendary dumb shit. ?!  Grin

853  Economy / Reputation / Re: marlboroza using ""plagiarism"" as weapon to silence critics on: December 27, 2018, 10:25:04 AM
Plagiarism is plagiarism and results in a permaban. There is no valid excuse.

It is super easy to use quotes and/or list a source.
854  Other / Meta / Re: "Bitcointalk.org is not available or authorized for sale.Do not believe any fake on: December 27, 2018, 04:01:45 AM
I think it was added today.

Yes, I purchased the domain last night from the Canadian Revenue Agency. They knew my email address and that I was into Bitcoin, but I'm sure I gave out that info on a census somewhere.  They should transfer the domain over today since I just sent the coin, so I'm sure Theymos is just letting everyone know it is no longer for sale.



I already suspected that Cøbra is an acronym of the Canadian Revenue Agency.
855  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]█▅ AurumCoin AU ▅█ Welcome to Aurumcoin(AU) Project █▅ 2014-2017 ▅█ on: December 26, 2018, 07:58:15 AM
WARNING THIS COIN IS BEING PUMPED AND DUMPED! IT IS A SCAM!

this coin won't ever be backed by gold it's a scam

why would anyone buy this coin anyways? it's fake as shit

no one wants this coin

Still relevant. Wonder when the blockchain dies again. Was dead for nearly 2 months after block 1103022.





The exchange wallet is in maintenance and has been for months. I agree the volume and price is fake.




https://www.w3livenews.com/News/ReadArticle Inflated trading also occurred when Cryptohub was hacked.

Since the Aurumcoin blockchain got exploited they are looking for someone to dump the worthless coins on.
856  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]█▅ AurumCoin AU ▅█ Welcome to Aurumcoin(AU) Project █▅ 2014-2017 ▅█ on: December 26, 2018, 06:33:06 AM
@xtraelv I do not agree with you at all.
For sample, who is the CEO of Bitcoin? you demand CEO in cryptopia T&A
Please delist Bitcoin from cryptopia...

Their criteria is:
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Active and visible development team with at least two contacts given to Cryptopia
https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=b8aa010ddb452b80d7e096888a961934

It does not specifically specify a CEO.

https://bitcoincore.org/en/contact/

No need to delist bitcoin. But if it fails to meet their criteria I am sure they will delist it.
857  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development on: December 26, 2018, 06:08:30 AM
I will not invest in cryptopia before all my coins are back and all the list I gave, many coins attack like GLD and nany more. Be careful clients from this exchange.
https://coinjournal.net/cryptopia-has-over-100-markets-disabled-charging-fees-for-return/

I totally agree that people need to be careful. Be very careful when choosing to buy coins. It is not just limited to Cryptopia.

Be familiar with the risks involved with cryptocurrency:


https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home/RiskStatement

Many coins will fail. When Cryptopia delists coins due to failing to meet their listing criteria they often end up failing completely.

Be very careful with investing in coins because small coin networks are often targeted by scammers and hackers.

Cryptopia tries to provide some protection by delisting coins that don't meet their minimum criteria. This however does not mean that coins that remain listed by them are completely safe from exploits.

Coins like aurumcoin where the blockchain is exploited, make false claims about being backed by gold,  the blockchain does not move for months and the developers disappear are extremely high risk and will probably fail altogether.



Disclosure: As volunteer moderator I am not staff at Cryptopia. This is personal opinion. I am not authorized to speak on behalf of Cryptopia.
Cryptopia staff do not monitor this thread as it is not an official communications channel. Low quality blockchain coin networks have caused financial losses to me.
858  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development on: December 25, 2018, 09:50:38 PM

@xtraelv I do not agree with you at all.
For sample, who is the CEO of Bitcoin? you demand CEO in cryptopia T&A
Please delist Bitcoin from cryptopia...

And here is the proof that many coins were attack on cryptopia:
https://coinjournal.net/cryptopia-has-over-100-markets-disabled-charging-fees-for-return/

Nonsense - Show a screenshot in the T&C where it demands that.

BTC is also a base market. One of the premium coins of crypto. Their hashrate make it unlikely to be 51% attacked.

Cryptopia refused to list Ethereum after the ETC / ETH fork for a long time. No coin is exempt.


The link that you have posted does not prove your claim that
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More than 100 markets are stuck in cryptopia's exchange after 51% attack, this is not just AU problem.

Coins were delisted after they did a coin review. Coins that did not meet their listing criteria were provided notice of delisting. Some of the coins I assisted in meeting the criteria and the delisting notices for some of those coins were withdrawn.

Most of those coin have not been 51% attacked are being delisted due to other criteria that they fail to meet.

But you are correct in saying that Aurumcoin and many other coins have problems. Those coins have to be removed to maintain user confidence. Coins that cannot secure their blockchain should not remain listed on any exchange.
859  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ethereum Classic community, we ask your opinion on a new wallet on: December 25, 2018, 09:25:38 PM
When is the source code being released ?

I'm always skeptical of closed source code applications.
860  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development on: December 25, 2018, 01:07:36 PM
@xtraelv I don't understand what you mean.
You say that @rossen & @Althor49
Are supposed to give cryptopia 15,750 AU?
1. Why? This is open source, they are probably not the attackers.
2. Why do you think they have so many coins?
3. Why cryptopia don't buy from someone or give BTC compensation?
Even CryptoHub compensate us investors.
More than 100 markets are stuck in cryptopia's exchange after 51% attack, this is not just AU problem. Why should any one of us your victims will ever invest in your cryptopia exchange?
I really don't understand you please explain yourself

1) The coin devs are responsible for their code and exploits that occur on their blockchain.
2) They can fork to return the coins they lost on their blockchain.
3) Cryptopia didn't cause the loss

Cryptohub was hacked which was the responsibility of Crypto hub - it occurred on the Cryptohub servers. - entirely different scenario.
https://twitter.com/cryptohubonline/status/1043163502628798464?lang=en

There are not
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More than 100 markets are stuck in cryptopia's exchange after 51% attack,
- please provide proof of your allegation.

If you don't like their terms and conditions you should absolutely not trade on there. Accepting their terms and conditions is required to use their platform.


https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home/Terms#1
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