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March 21, 2016, 09:27:13 PM
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Will they ever resolve this issue any time soon

consider any funds you had lost forever , or at least indefinitely.

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March 21, 2016, 10:25:34 PM
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Lesson learned - diversify into numerous accounts:
don't keep all your eggs in one basket.
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March 21, 2016, 10:36:37 PM
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Lesson learned - diversify into numerous account:
don't keep all your eggs in one basket.

That's not how it works. Diversifying among scams just increases the probability of getting scammed.

"Keep coins in your own wallet" should be the lesson learned, along with all applicable security practices.
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March 22, 2016, 02:01:42 AM
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Judge orders hearing on motion to push @cryptsy into receivership https://t.co/diqkebyEHH

March 28 At 9:30am



the plot thickens,  the little i had left at craptsy i consider it lost but am interested to see what happens in ~10 days  Grin

SH!T is getting REAL!

In 10-ish days HOMerO (Josh Garza, GAW Miners) also goes to court &/or has to face the REAL WORLD.

I can see them both cupping their own balls now.....   Grin

Maybe Perv Vern & The Brilliant Cock* can share a cell.


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March 22, 2016, 05:41:55 AM
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Lesson learned - diversify into numerous account:
don't keep all your eggs in one basket.

That's not how it works. Diversifying among scams just increases the probability of getting scammed.

"Keep coins in your own wallet" should be the lesson learned, along with all applicable security practices.

In keeping with I mentioned above, keeping multiple wallets would be more prudent.
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March 22, 2016, 07:45:45 AM
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Code:
 12:08:26 up 244 days, 22:15,  1 user,  load average: 24.77, 23.57, 23.41

 Thu Nov 13 22:03:59 EST 2014

 22:04:04 up 245 days,  8:11,  1 user,  load average: 23.73, 24.08, 24.19

 logan    tty1                      01Aug14 103days  0.86s  0.34s -bash

Linux maindrawer3 3.8.0-29-generic #42~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 14 16:19:23 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

 /root/.Lucky7Coin

 root

 blk0001.dat  blkindex.dat  database  db.log  debug.log log.0000000001 Lucky7Coin.conf  lucky7coin.dat  Lucky7Coind.pid  peers.dat  wallet.dat
 
 591.tar.gz auth.log.postattack  bitcointools coinlist.txt     concealcoin     copy_daemons.php  daemons.txt   fluttercoin   gitlist.txt  Infinitecoin-V2 litebar     Luckycoin navajocoin  OSC performCollection.php postattacklogs razor    rkhunter-1.4.2   rpcallows.txt  senddime.sh StableCoin   tmp.txt viacoin

 rpcallowip=192.51.0.0/16
 rpcuser=bigvern
 rpcpassword=redacted

 inet 204.11.237.74/27 brd 204.11.237.95 scope global eth0
 net6 fe80::1a03:73ff:fef1:3f44/64 scope link
 inet 192.51.100.243/16 brd 192.51.255.255 scope global eth1

 root     12931 10.0  0.2 1089720 288184 ?      SLsl Oct13 4525:51 BitcoinDarkd -daemon
 root       575 56.9  0.4 1207784 442284 ?      SLsl Nov11 2005:26 Ocoind -daemon -rescan
 root       989 11.8  0.2 971052 246968 ?       SLsl Jul12 21255:29 asiacoind -daemon
 root     24107  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i bitcoin|head -2|tail -1
 root     12994  0.3  0.1 1396728 177584 ?      SLsl Oct13 168:39 litecoinxd -daemon
 root     24116  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i litecoin|head -2|tail -1
 root     24121  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i dogecoin|head -1|tail -1
 root     24126  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i darkcoin|head -1|tail -1


 #0 2   1,5 /usr/bin/php /root/backup_wallets.php
 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1179 Apr 14  2014 /root/backup_wallets.php
 
 $password = ‘redacted’;
 $query = "select * FROM currencies where rpcport > 0";
 $build = 1;
 $link = mysql_connect('192.51.100.248’, ‘cryptsy_web’, ‘panda121’);
 mysql_select_db('cryptsy', $link);
 $query = "select * FROM currencies where rpcport > 0";
 $result = mysql_query($query);
 $backupfolder = date("YmdH");
 passthru("mkdir /root/backups/".$backupfolder."/");
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March 22, 2016, 07:55:13 AM
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12:08:26 up 244 days, 22:15,  1 user,  load average: 24.77, 23.57, 23.41

 Thu Nov 13 22:03:59 EST 2014

 22:04:04 up 245 days,  8:11,  1 user,  load average: 23.73, 24.08, 24.19

 logan    tty1                      01Aug14 103days  0.86s  0.34s -bash

Linux maindrawer3 3.8.0-29-generic #42~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 14 16:19:23 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

 /root/.Lucky7Coin

 root

 blk0001.dat  blkindex.dat  database  db.log  debug.log   log.0000000001   Lucky7Coin.conf  lucky7coin.dat  Lucky7Coind.pid  peers.dat  wallet.dat
 
 591.tar.gz    auth.log.postattack  bitcointools    coinlist.txt       concealcoin     copy_daemons.php  daemons.txt   fluttercoin        gitlist.txt  Infinitecoin-V2   litebar     Luckycoin   navajocoin  OSC       performCollection.php   postattacklogs   razor         rkhunter-1.4.2   rpcallows.txt  senddime.sh   StableCoin   tmp.txt    viacoin

 rpcallowip=192.51.0.0/16
rpcuser=bigvern
 rpcpassword=redacted

 inet 204.11.237.74/27 brd 204.11.237.95 scope global eth0
 net6 fe80::1a03:73ff:fef1:3f44/64 scope link
 inet 192.51.100.243/16 brd 192.51.255.255 scope global eth1

 root     12931 10.0  0.2 1089720 288184 ?      SLsl Oct13 4525:51 BitcoinDarkd -daemon
 root       575 56.9  0.4 1207784 442284 ?      SLsl Nov11 2005:26 Ocoind -daemon -rescan
 root       989 11.8  0.2 971052 246968 ?       SLsl Jul12 21255:29 asiacoind -daemon
 root     24107  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i bitcoin|head -2|tail -1
 root     12994  0.3  0.1 1396728 177584 ?      SLsl Oct13 168:39 litecoinxd -daemon
 root     24116  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i litecoin|head -2|tail -1
 root     24121  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i dogecoin|head -1|tail -1
 root     24126  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i darkcoin|head -1|tail -1


 #0 2   1,5 /usr/bin/php /root/backup_wallets.php
 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1179 Apr 14  2014 /root/backup_wallets.php
 
 $password = ‘redacted’;
 $query = "select * FROM currencies where rpcport > 0";
 $build = 1;
 $link = mysql_connect('192.51.100.248’, ‘cryptsy_web’, ‘panda121’);
 mysql_select_db('cryptsy', $link);
 $query = "select * FROM currencies where rpcport > 0";
 $result = mysql_query($query);
 $backupfolder = date("YmdH");
 passthru("mkdir /root/backups/".$backupfolder."/");

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March 22, 2016, 08:39:05 AM
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Code:
 12:08:26 up 244 days, 22:15,  1 user,  load average: 24.77, 23.57, 23.41

 Thu Nov 13 22:03:59 EST 2014

 22:04:04 up 245 days,  8:11,  1 user,  load average: 23.73, 24.08, 24.19

 logan    tty1                      01Aug14 103days  0.86s  0.34s -bash

Linux maindrawer3 3.8.0-29-generic #42~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 14 16:19:23 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

 /root/.Lucky7Coin

 root

 blk0001.dat  blkindex.dat  database  db.log  debug.log log.0000000001 Lucky7Coin.conf  lucky7coin.dat  Lucky7Coind.pid  peers.dat  wallet.dat
 
 591.tar.gz auth.log.postattack  bitcointools coinlist.txt     concealcoin     copy_daemons.php  daemons.txt   fluttercoin   gitlist.txt  Infinitecoin-V2 litebar     Luckycoin navajocoin  OSC performCollection.php postattacklogs razor    rkhunter-1.4.2   rpcallows.txt  senddime.sh StableCoin   tmp.txt viacoin

 rpcallowip=192.51.0.0/16
 rpcuser=bigvern
 rpcpassword=redacted

 inet 204.11.237.74/27 brd 204.11.237.95 scope global eth0
 net6 fe80::1a03:73ff:fef1:3f44/64 scope link
 inet 192.51.100.243/16 brd 192.51.255.255 scope global eth1

 root     12931 10.0  0.2 1089720 288184 ?      SLsl Oct13 4525:51 BitcoinDarkd -daemon
 root       575 56.9  0.4 1207784 442284 ?      SLsl Nov11 2005:26 Ocoind -daemon -rescan
 root       989 11.8  0.2 971052 246968 ?       SLsl Jul12 21255:29 asiacoind -daemon
 root     24107  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i bitcoin|head -2|tail -1
 root     12994  0.3  0.1 1396728 177584 ?      SLsl Oct13 168:39 litecoinxd -daemon
 root     24116  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i litecoin|head -2|tail -1
 root     24121  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i dogecoin|head -1|tail -1
 root     24126  0.0  0.0   4408   612 ?        S    21:57   0:00 sh -c ps auwx|grep -i darkcoin|head -1|tail -1


 #0 2   1,5 /usr/bin/php /root/backup_wallets.php
 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1179 Apr 14  2014 /root/backup_wallets.php
 
 $password = ‘redacted’;
 $query = "select * FROM currencies where rpcport > 0";
 $build = 1;
 $link = mysql_connect('192.51.100.248’, ‘cryptsy_web’, ‘panda121’);
 mysql_select_db('cryptsy', $link);
 $query = "select * FROM currencies where rpcport > 0";
 $result = mysql_query($query);
 $backupfolder = date("YmdH");
 passthru("mkdir /root/backups/".$backupfolder."/");

OMG. So this is how their server looks up inside?. No sandboxing and poor security. How did you get access to this?. Did you make it up?
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March 22, 2016, 09:34:45 AM
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Thank you thunderjet !

Silly me, I thought when Vernon talked about Bridges in the blog note, that he was full of crap as usual. But no, at least some truth can come out of his deceptive mind, even if I'm not sure it'll help him in the long term acknowledging he had ties with a famous felon FBI agent, now behind bars.

I just hope american and chinese officials take note of all of this, this thread is a good starting point to their investigations.

Hopefully the authorities are investigating Cryptsy, Paul Vernon, etc. but does anyone know for sure that they are?  Is this site the only place that is trying to piece together information?
IIRC Gleb Gamow recently said he's been in contact with two FBI agents on the phone. I let him correct if necessary.
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Thank you thunderjet !

Silly me, I thought when Vernon talked about Bridges in the blog note, that he was full of crap as usual. But no, at least some truth can come out of his deceptive mind, even if I'm not sure it'll help him in the long term acknowledging he had ties with a famous felon FBI agent, now behind bars.

I just hope american and chinese officials take note of all of this, this thread is a good starting point to their investigations.

Don't forget that Paul Vernon ONLY used Bridges as an excuse as to why he was unable to figure out who to contact after the event, not once considering SARs in spite of him penning just prior that he was 100% with them/FinCen regulations so to amass more Cryptsy users prior, during and after the event.

Paul Vernon and Jim Shockney are nothing but snakes from the word go.
True. Anyway, it's funny to see that Vernon had no better idea to make some obscure strategic move, perhaps for involving later the dude into the suspicious hack, than to cite a famous convicted felon FBI agent, with associated to his name drug dealers, murder contracts and all the shitstorm of villainy that comes when you hear about the infamous Silk Road.
It backfired as the said felon has apparently been proven to have pay these morons so they're more than ever suspects. Remember also for a minute it was said they did nothing about some terrorist's account. Nice acquaintances that should interest the officials.
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Thank you thunderjet !

Silly me, I thought when Vernon talked about Bridges in the blog note, that he was full of crap as usual. But no, at least some truth can come out of his deceptive mind, even if I'm not sure it'll help him in the long term acknowledging he had ties with a famous felon FBI agent, now behind bars.

I just hope american and chinese officials take note of all of this, this thread is a good starting point to their investigations.

Don't forget that Paul Vernon ONLY used Bridges as an excuse as to why he was unable to figure out who to contact after the event, not once considering SARs in spite of him penning just prior that he was 100% with them/FinCen regulations so to amass more Cryptsy users prior, during and after the event.

Paul Vernon and Jim Shockney are nothing but snakes from the word go.
True. Anyway, it's funny to see that Vernon had no better idea to make some obscure strategic move, perhaps for involving later the dude into the suspicious hack, than to cite a famous convicted felon FBI agent, with associated to his name drug dealers, murder contracts and all the shitstorm of villainy that comes when you hear about the infamous Silk Road.
It backfired as the said felon has apparently been proven to have pay these morons so they're more than ever suspects. Remember also for a minute it was said they did nothing about some terrorist's account. Nice acquaintances that should interest the officials.




Something more from an article about Silk Road theft by rogue agents:

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/03/two-feds-who-investigated-silk-road-accused-of-stealing-from-it-too/


Carl Force and Shaun Bridges were suspended in May 2014,so it means that P.Vernon contacted Bridges(after theft,no before August 2014) when he was already under investigation.











From mine previuos post it was evident that Cryptsy received deposits in hot wallet from Silk Road wallets when they were under Shaun Bridges control (one of them - 75.2 BTC went directly to cold wallet and this deposit was never transfered out like the others - probably payment for services).

What if P.Vernon was afraid that Shaun Bridges and Carl Force suspension and criminal investigation could lead to Cryptsy and inevitable confiscation of all coins and money on the site and also his properties and money,so he did preventive move and hacked his own site to save it from authorities for his rainy days?




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Wow....thats some read !!!
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March 22, 2016, 02:18:22 PM
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OMG. So this is how their server looks up inside?. No sandboxing and poor security. How did you get access to this?. Did you make it up?

If it's a fake it's a fairly good one. The dates add up etc. Still not sure what exactly is it supposed show. That they ran Lucky7 wallet as root?
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OMG. So this is how their server looks up inside?. No sandboxing and poor security. How did you get access to this?. Did you make it up?

If it's a fake it's a fairly good one. The dates add up etc. Still not sure what exactly is it supposed show. That they ran Lucky7 wallet as root?

...and who is netcyber.com?

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OMG. So this is how their server looks up inside?. No sandboxing and poor security. How did you get access to this?. Did you make it up?

If it's a fake it's a fairly good one. The dates add up etc. Still not sure what exactly is it supposed show. That they ran Lucky7 wallet as root?

...and who is netcyber.com?

http://web.archive.org/web/20150627072822/http://www.netcyber.com/

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Copyright © All Rights Reserved 1998-2012 Netcyber Network Corp. 100 N Biscayne BLVD # 805, Miami, FL 33132

Did you glean that as one of the IP addresses?

Here's a post of mine referring that that address: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1173703.msg13063336#msg13063336
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OMG. So this is how their server looks up inside?. No sandboxing and poor security. How did you get access to this?. Did you make it up?

If it's a fake it's a fairly good one. The dates add up etc. Still not sure what exactly is it supposed show. That they ran Lucky7 wallet as root?

...and who is netcyber.com?

Could be their hosting provider or perhaps just some bogus PTR records.
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March 22, 2016, 06:19:53 PM
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OMG. So this is how their server looks up inside?. No sandboxing and poor security. How did you get access to this?. Did you make it up?

If it's a fake it's a fairly good one. The dates add up etc. Still not sure what exactly is it supposed show. That they ran Lucky7 wallet as root?

...and who is netcyber.com?

Could be their hosting provider or perhaps just some bogus PTR records.


Perhaps bogus or updated PTR but 204.11.237.74 = 74.netcyber.com

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OMG. So this is how their server looks up inside?. No sandboxing and poor security. How did you get access to this?. Did you make it up?

If it's a fake it's a fairly good one. The dates add up etc. Still not sure what exactly is it supposed show. That they ran Lucky7 wallet as root?

...and who is netcyber.com?

http://web.archive.org/web/20150627072822/http://www.netcyber.com/

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Copyright © All Rights Reserved 1998-2012 Netcyber Network Corp. 100 N Biscayne BLVD # 805, Miami, FL 33132

Did you glean that as one of the IP addresses?

Here's a post of mine referring that that address: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1173703.msg13063336#msg13063336

There are phone numbers in Brazil, give them a call and see if Bao Luo answers  Grin

https://archive.is/kyGsJ

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100 N Biscayne BLVD # 805
Miami, FL 33132
info@netcyber.com
USA 786-245-2900 EXT 5000

=== IN BRAZIL ===
RIO 021-4063-8559
RECIFE 081-4062-9456
SAO PAULO 011-4063-0457

No, seriously, I doubt it's related. It's not a porn site nor a penny auction.
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March 22, 2016, 06:29:02 PM
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OMG. So this is how their server looks up inside?. No sandboxing and poor security. How did you get access to this?. Did you make it up?

If it's a fake it's a fairly good one. The dates add up etc. Still not sure what exactly is it supposed show. That they ran Lucky7 wallet as root?

...and who is netcyber.com?

http://web.archive.org/web/20150627072822/http://www.netcyber.com/

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Copyright © All Rights Reserved 1998-2012 Netcyber Network Corp. 100 N Biscayne BLVD # 805, Miami, FL 33132

Did you glean that as one of the IP addresses?

Here's a post of mine referring that that address: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1173703.msg13063336#msg13063336

There are phone numbers in Brazil, give them a call and see if Bao Luo answers  Grin

https://archive.is/kyGsJ

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Netcyber Network Corp.
100 N Biscayne BLVD # 805
Miami, FL 33132
info@netcyber.com
USA 786-245-2900 EXT 5000

=== IN BRAZIL ===
RIO 021-4063-8559
RECIFE 081-4062-9456
SAO PAULO 011-4063-0457

No, seriously, I doubt it's related. It's not a porn site nor a penny auction.



What was that you posted i was confused sorry Sad

Not the DDOS one that is obvious but the orig link with the Cryptsy UI pic.

It looks like Gleb uncovered Cryptsy's "secret" IP (behind Incapsula) and that may or may not have led to the DDOS.

What's so secret about it? It's all right here: https://www.shodan.io/search?query=cryptsy. Hell, even Leroy Fodor could enter the backdoor from the looks of things.
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No, seriously, I doubt it's related. It's not a porn site nor a penny auction.

LOL, you're probably right...perhaps same DC...is this the location of cryptsys DC?


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