IMPORTANT ★ Your password may have been stolen!!!

[salsa321]

yeah i saw few some people with new acc wanna do fake claim about mistake deposit,wd,etc.

'maybe' i know who he's and try make fake claim because he know,no email needed when we register,anyone can make fake claim about mistake site.
that's dangerous for site also all member

[Bagus Tubagus]

probably bitsler will force users to change password on next login, but still that's a huge leak. 

[Gotottack]

Oh my, this is big! This could potentially be a big issue in the future and will become headlines for sure! If even only 5% of those logins goes in any site that holds any bitcoins, be it gambling sites, online wallets, etc., the hackers will likely be able to steal large amounts of bitcoins for sure. This should be publicly announced in the forum!

[lottery248]

since i was one more way hacked by Robertt here, i have decided to change the password to a very long one, and in which the combination is far harder than cracking the bitcoin private key. with this measure, i recently changed most of my important accounts' passwords.

[veleten]

Oh my, this is big! This could potentially be a big issue in the future and will become headlines for sure! If even only 5% of those logins goes in any site that holds any bitcoins, be it gambling sites, online wallets, etc., the hackers will likely be able to steal large amounts of bitcoins for sure. This should be publicly announced in the forum!

none in his right mind uses two same passwords on two different sites
I don't think it is a legit Bitsler database dump anyways,but even if it is ,the hackers will try to login to every gambling or exchange site
they find and then will try to sell the useless database
but this could be big if you neglect security measures and have one password for every site you use or keep coins online when you have finished trading or gambling

[equator]

Could very well be from the Bitcointalk leak

Could be, but it is less likely to be.

Bitcointalk breach was quite long time ago, if I remember well it was in May 2015. Why someone would be waiting so long to use this database just now?
And it is safe to assume that every active Bitcointalk user changed password since that time.

If the hacker is smart enough he will always wait for sometime to cool down the matter and then only will proceed to sell the account and that is what he is doing now.

[Emoclaw]

Oh my, this is big! This could potentially be a big issue in the future and will become headlines for sure! If even only 5% of those logins goes in any site that holds any bitcoins, be it gambling sites, online wallets, etc., the hackers will likely be able to steal large amounts of bitcoins for sure. This should be publicly announced in the forum!

none in his right mind uses two same passwords on two different sites
I don't think it is a legit Bitsler database dump anyways,but even if it is ,the hackers will try to login to every gambling or exchange site
they find and then will try to sell the useless database
but this could be big if you neglect security measures and have one password for every site you use or keep coins online when you have finished trading or gambling

It's not possible to use different passwords for all different websites for some people. (unless they use a password manager)
They would end up forgetting the majority of them.

A better solution would be to use unique passwords on important websites, such as email - social media etc. And the same password or a few passwords on less important ones.
Of course, 2FA is a necessity at this point.

[klf]

Oh my, this is big! This could potentially be a big issue in the future and will become headlines for sure! If even only 5% of those logins goes in any site that holds any bitcoins, be it gambling sites, online wallets, etc., the hackers will likely be able to steal large amounts of bitcoins for sure. This should be publicly announced in the forum!

The best way to avoid big losses users shouldn't use the same set of user id and passwords to all gambling sites and other places as well. If one can't remember so many things then at lease shouldn't use same user ids everywhere. At least now immediately start changing all your account passwords.

[veleten]

Oh my, this is big! This could potentially be a big issue in the future and will become headlines for sure! If even only 5% of those logins goes in any site that holds any bitcoins, be it gambling sites, online wallets, etc., the hackers will likely be able to steal large amounts of bitcoins for sure. This should be publicly announced in the forum!

none in his right mind uses two same passwords on two different sites
I don't think it is a legit Bitsler database dump anyways,but even if it is ,the hackers will try to login to every gambling or exchange site
they find and then will try to sell the useless database
but this could be big if you neglect security measures and have one password for every site you use or keep coins online when you have finished trading or gambling

It's not possible to use different passwords for all different websites for some people. (unless they use a password manager)
They would end up forgetting the majority of them.

A better solution would be to use unique passwords on important websites, such as email - social media etc. And the same password or a few passwords on less important ones.

it is not only possible-it is imperative that one uses only unique passwords
password managers are free and can be installed in one click
well,there is a risk of the password managers themselves getting hacked,but this is a whole different level of threat
also if the user:login in plain raw text I don't think its Bitslers or any other gambling site's database-they store paswords in salted hashes
(at least they should do) and it is pretty useless to steal those as they can't be deciphered easily

[Rahar02]

since i was one more way hacked by Robertt here, i have decided to change the password to a very long one, and in which the combination is far harder than cracking the bitcoin private key. with this measure, i recently changed most of my important accounts' passwords.

Yeah, everyone should be careful, better to change your password periodically and use long combination password.
We know this is big problem from a gambling site and they need to upgrade their security systems, but how could the thief try to login into another site, hope get some dumb people who use same account name and password in every site. We've learned the lesson here, thanks for safedice for sharing information

[lottery248]

since i was one more way hacked by Robertt here, i have decided to change the password to a very long one, and in which the combination is far harder than cracking the bitcoin private key. with this measure, i recently changed most of my important accounts' passwords.

Yeah, everyone should be careful, better to change your password periodically and use long combination password.
We know this is big problem from a gambling site and they need to upgrade their security systems, but how could the thief try to login into another site, hope get some dumb people who use same account name and password in every site. We've learned the lesson here, thanks for safedice for sharing information

although i am gradually scrambling my password in where i have an account there, all the username in the various sites of me are identical for the prevention of false impersonation.

[Zicadis]

it is not only possible-it is imperative that one uses only unique passwords
password managers are free and can be installed in one click
well,there is a risk of the password managers themselves getting hacked,but this is a whole different level of threat

as a first line of defense its high time we make an effort to protect our funds and accounts by preventing this from happening using
the above suggestions as it would really go a long way.

also if the user:login in plain raw text I don't think its Bitslers or any other gambling site's database-they store paswords in salted hashes
(at least they should do) and it is pretty useless to steal those as they can't be deciphered easily

It would also help if gambling sites that can be accessed through bots make it mandatory to prompt users to change passwords after
a certain number of days by email verification to protect their users accounts!

[coin.trader]

Everything is rigged! I am thinking only about security! I have 2fa on every website I'm using!

Still,  I started a few days ago a topic that localbitcoins and my bitfinex account were broken! Luckily I had time to buy a new laptop (please don't ask bullshits, i have a shop over my house) and to transfer all my funds to a bitcoind.

We all must figure out what the fuck is happening.

[d0flaming0]

since i was one more way hacked by Robertt here, i have decided to change the password to a very long one, and in which the combination is far harder than cracking the bitcoin private key. with this measure, i recently changed most of my important accounts' passwords.

Yeah, everyone should be careful, better to change your password periodically and use long combination password.
We know this is big problem from a gambling site and they need to upgrade their security systems, but how could the thief try to login into another site, hope get some dumb people who use same account name and password in every site. We've learned the lesson here, thanks for safedice for sharing information

although i am gradually scrambling my password in where i have an account there, all the username in the various sites of me are identical for the prevention of false impersonation.

That is why most sites would put some disclaimers saying " do not use the same password from other sites". Its obvious that plenty would assume, claim or impersonate you most likely if you are already in high position or what other matters. Some hackers would just like to take revenge and try to bring you down to scratches while some of it will just play some pranks on you depending on his mental reasoning.

[cpfreeplz]

Thanks for letting us know. You could always be silent about this issue and avoid potential PR problems.

If SafeDice wasn't compromised by any form of attack, then do you have any suspicion or theory which other casino/dice service was breached?
Was there any reports from users who complained that their online balance was stolen recently or they noted other suspicious activity?

Lol if he didn't tell you then the whole name safe dice would kind of mean nothing now wouldn't it? It sounds like someone has hacked another gambling website and these are people that are using the same username and password combinations. It could even just be another casino that didn't want to make it look like they were ripping off their own clients so they went to another casino to do it. Either way I'd like to know if there is any evidence as to who is behind these attacks at this point?

[coolncool]

Bitsler was hacked, and the vulnerability is not fixed yet. Big amount of accounts are being compromised.

Also, the admin lied on the amount of the accounts leaked, he said that only 200 acounts were compromised when there are leaks with over 20k accounts. Also, there are one leak with over 3k accounts in this thread. (https://pastebin.com/UqeswH7N)

Would you trust in this admin? It's your choice.

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[coin.trader]

Bitsler was hacked, and the vulnerability is not fixed yet. Big amount of accounts are being compromised.

Also, the admin lied on the amount of the accounts leaked, he said that only 200 acounts were compromised when there are leaks with over 20k accounts. Also, there are one leak with over 3k accounts in this thread. (https://pastebin.com/UqeswH7N)

Would you trust in this admin? It's your choice.

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WTF HERE IS MY ACCOUNT...

[said20hr]

But what if you use the 2fa ?!!! 

[TechnoMusic]

Omg I know it safedice is a really bad example of dice site,it have poor promotions,very low faucet and it is easy to hack this site pfff.

[kennyS]

my wife already know my pass :/