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June 21, 2011, 02:11:00 PM |
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Fortunately, our operation is simple enough that there are no user passwords (other than administrative, obv.) to be compromised, so it seems that the damage is limited to losing some coin, which sucks, but could be worse...
Anyone else seeing a wave of hacking activity? I'm wondering if this is directly driven by the leaked mt.gox data, or if it's a social phenomenon: a hacker got some props for crashing Mt. Gox, and so hacking bitcoin accepting sites is the new thing to do. It seems kinda nihilistic for people who are into freedom of the internet to try to disrupt the adoption of a project with such liberatory potential...
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