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download the blockchain, what is your block count?
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I am surprised that everybody here is tossing out PHP-based solutions as alternatives to SMF. Why not save yourself a ton of security concerns and use a Python-based bulletin board? There are several reputable, mature, open source products available. I haven't used any of them personally but most of them use Django, so they would come with great security features out of the box like auto escaping all template content, with which you would not have been vulnerable to the vector used by this attacker. When you look at OWASP and other security organizations' evaluations of web frameworks, it's amazing how many vulnerabilities are found in PHP-based software, and how few are found in Python-based software. So if you decide to go with another solution, as opposed to upgrading SMF, why not give a Python-based bulletin board a try? Specific recommendation: pyForum http://www.pyforum.org/ It's based on web2py framework. I have used web2py and I highly recommend it. Migrating from SMF should not be terribly difficult for someone who understands databases. Which means you're fucked if there's a vulnerability in Django. Tip: a language is just a language. PHP is a language, Python is a language, and it's ridiculous to even imply that something in a different language would somehow be magically more secure. no but the freamwork is better for handling fuck-ups.  |
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sucks to be you, but thanks
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now if you had placed a sell at 15.9 your ROI would have been good  |
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is my password safe if i used a 64char hexadecimal?
do the math yourself. serrouisly you guys, learn about password strength, and hashing algo's. |
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Im looking for some kind of bitcoin test client, so that I can develop an application without having to use my 'real' bitcoin wallet/address/etc to test for bugs and such.
okey! and...? Does such a things exist? yes. ever tryed googling? |
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He paid to 1JadERuRgxMgrNcpCPmG35wbYkb7d6jZkw.
That address was funded with exactly 10BTC with this transaction on 9-3. We see that wallet that funded the 10BTC sent a remainder back to itself at address 1GzKzdZ7KxXboxz6ehJFqJ9vv6EFdvuBYm. Those remainder coins get sent around for a while with wallet-aggregating payments, and then they are sent to a new address with all the other little coins on 9-4 to 1FLipaPNU3FHWJz6NFetzTN6xBsjvRXKhS. Current balance? 4500BTC. I followed a few of the coins into the sending wallet all the way back to them being mined and sent from a pool account (if the haxor was the one who mined them, the pool address owner could reveal the account), and googled some of the addresses, and they haven't been posted prominently as 'donation' addresses or such. A more extensive dump than my manual exploring could get a picture of all the addresses in the wallet and what else they've been doing, and if any of the addresses have leaked out on the internet to be matched to an identity, or have coins that have gone through an exchange. ithink that its most likely that the coins came direcly from an exchange. i dont know why, but the acount balances are odd, and the timing between the transactions is fast(indicating some kind of online wallet, at least in my mind) |
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you did say that he paid, right?
are you able to trace his payment back to an account on some of the exchanges?
He paid to 1JadERuRgxMgrNcpCPmG35wbYkb7d6jZkw. then can you have some of the exchanges to check, who cashed out to that address. or trace it back to when the coins last come in contact with an exchange. make a list of involved addresses, and then check them. you could get an account/address(real world) of the attacker. |
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you did say that he paid, right?
are you able to trace his payment back to an account on some of the exchanges?
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Problem was resolved by DoubleC on NMC forum.
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so you have lost faith in bitcoin? there should be none if i put any i did failed to detach myself no! by looking at the fundamental priciple of bitcoin, it should, if enoght people have faith in it, rise in price. if no people have faith in it, the price will fall. i have faith in that people have faith in bitcoin, and im also self having faith in bitcoin. it have nothing with detachment to do. |
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catching a falling knife can be dangerous in stocks and also in bitcoins
no shit? of cource its dangerous, and im only buying what i can afford |
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ofc u have all the incentive to buy until you reach the tipping point then you will have fears or you will be trolling, this point is set by your faith in bitcoin, also faith cant be measured so math cant help you
if this was stoxx 50 or s&p 350 i will totally jump into this discount and buy allot
so you have lost faith in bitcoin? |
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ofc investments have risk but there also is point where you decide you stop investing if i dint risked i did not continue mining under 10$ because the margin(ROI was crap) was low all the btc mined under 10$ is a poor investment if i sell them now so if i keep then i take the risk of losing all/part the value put into their fabrication
there is a point where feelings/desires collide w/ cold hash math and math will always win
hmm... im still buying. |
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...or you could mine even if the price went under $7... just waiting selling off until a higher price.
if the price is under $7 for a longer time, the difficulty would even be lower.
profit need to be done before any product is made ... losing money and just wait for the price to go up is like working and waiting to be paid in the future passion and hope have nothing to do w/ economics i did not say that it had. but some miners, are keeping thier bitcoins, and paying their bills with fiat money. they are not cashing the bitcoins out. its because they think that bitcoin have a future, and think of the mining as an investment. and yes! investments have risks. live with it. |
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...or you could mine even if the price went under $7... just waiting selling off until a higher price.
if the price is under $7 for a longer time, the difficulty would even be lower.
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Yep. It's started going now after purging it once again. No idea what was up with it. It's still freezing every now and then.
do you have a stable internet connection? |
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maybe try the owner of bitparkng? doublec
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