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May 06, 2017, 11:54:05 PM
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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 Smiley

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. Tongue


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.

explicitly. however. in order to prevent people from misunderstanding you, when you create an account, better choose the same username as you ar using. once again, as long as your passwords are unique with those sites' accounts, there are nothing need to worry, one more thing, better use two factor authentication if needed.

out of ability to use the signature, i want a new ban strike policy that will fade the strike after 90~120 days of the ban and not to be traced back, like google | email me for anything urgent, message will possibly not be instantly responded
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May 06, 2017, 11:59:29 PM
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Looks like there is some who collected data from other hack site or other gambling casino site where we register before..
I have  a bad experience but in trading site like in poloniex that the same as i use in other site there are suspecious login attempts in my account and i think they already login to my account because of the reply from poloniex.. also experience in other gambling casino.. That is why i am always use the 2fa best solution for those who are experience login or attack from hackers.

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May 07, 2017, 03:49:30 AM
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Looks like there is some who collected data from other hack site or other gambling casino site where we register before..
I have  a bad experience but in trading site like in poloniex that the same as i use in other site there are suspecious login attempts in my account and i think they already login to my account because of the reply from poloniex.. also experience in other gambling casino.. That is why i am always use the 2fa best solution for those who are experience login or attack from hackers.

Yes and this why your password will never be the same from different sites, because most of us are using the same username that we register from other sites before so we wont be bother or forget what our username is.

It is really  necessary to make an action before its too late, its because before we might not even know if the site where we registered are ponzi or scam and just because we are just too relaxed and unaware about it, we didn't recognized if it is already a phishing scene.
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May 07, 2017, 04:22:53 AM
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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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can not tell you exactly, but you made some historical move, now we know that 2 years accounts were not protected
he banned witsie73 who naively has posted that giveaway fake link that harveste 3000 logins, for 1 year out of chat and faucet
now, you posted this link, so i ask you ... what is that link  giveaway https://freebitslerbtc.000webhostapp.com/index.html "DO NOT DO IT".
that witsie73 was punished for posting in chat ....! or you have harvested logins using some other method ..!

First, i did not share the link you said.
Second, do you think that link would harvest over 300k logins? Because i do own well over 300k accounts.
Third i'm getting these accounts by exploiting a critical vulnerability on Bitlser website.

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May 07, 2017, 02:05:34 PM
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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 Smiley

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. Tongue


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.

explicitly. however. in order to prevent people from misunderstanding you, when you create an account, better choose the same username as you ar using. once again, as long as your passwords are unique with those sites' accounts, there are nothing need to worry, one more thing, better use two factor authentication if needed.

Yeah and its also advisable to the most of the sites that i have encountered so far. Any username could be shared publicly but its an opposite thing when it comes to passwords, it should be an anonymous one.

How will you get your privacy if you can't even protect your account to some hackers? Hackers have always plan on something so for us to be secure we need some countermeasures to apply in order to protect our privacy.
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May 07, 2017, 04:26:28 PM
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But what if you use the 2fa ?!!! 
You should be safe, always use different passwords for different sites.

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.
They're always running promotion lol (.5% house edge).  they're not hacked and it's not easy to hack them.

thanks for the heads up safedice.  Smiley
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May 07, 2017, 04:44:15 PM
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But what if you use the 2fa ?!!! 
You should be safe, always use different passwords for different sites.

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.
They're always running promotion lol (.5% house edge).  they're not hacked and it's not easy to hack them.

thanks for the heads up safedice.  Smiley

It is well secured and guaranteed so the clients may sit back and just relax and play.
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May 07, 2017, 05:16:22 PM
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If they lost their passwords because they were clicking on phishing site or because they used some kind of shady bot than they should blame only themselves.
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May 07, 2017, 11:07:25 PM
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Thanks a lot for your suggestion. I often do not use 2fa for other sites like gambling but after hearing that I now think that I will also start that for my gambling sites as at there my money is sometime kept and it will be not good for me if someone else take away that money from me.
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May 08, 2017, 06:55:29 AM
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Keep Your Account SECURE!

After you set up your account, the first thing you should do is to keep your account secure, and I can't emphasize this enough! Here are some things you should do to keep hackers at bay:
 MUST DO: 2FA on both exchange and email account. Once this is done, you should not be able to get compromised, except in rare cases such as sim-jacking. Highly suggest using Google Authenticator / Authy type of 2FA, instead of SMS 2FA which is susceptible to sim-jacking with some social engineering and one lazy telco service operator customer care assistant.
MUST DO: Use strong passwords; minimum 20 characters with a mix of upper- and lower-case letters, numbers, and characters.
Optional: Use a separate email address for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency only.
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May 08, 2017, 11:39:25 AM
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Looks like there is some who collected data from other hack site or other gambling casino site where we register before..
I have  a bad experience but in trading site like in poloniex that the same as i use in other site there are suspecious login attempts in my account and i think they already login to my account because of the reply from poloniex.. also experience in other gambling casino.. That is why i am always use the 2fa best solution for those who are experience login or attack from hackers.

Yes and this why your password will never be the same from different sites, because most of us are using the same username that we register from other sites before so we wont be bother or forget what our username is.

It is really  necessary to make an action before its too late, its because before we might not even know if the site where we registered are ponzi or scam and just because we are just too relaxed and unaware about it, we didn't recognized if it is already a phishing scene.

Although you are using the same password, if you have 2FA on your account, I think every site that you played will be guarantee secure. But nowadays I believe everyone already put their 2FA to secure their account and they even put some email verification to make sure hacker wont be able to hack their account. But since people play on many sites they usually do not use this email verification because of it is too complicated
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May 09, 2017, 04:32:34 AM
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maybe i have solution if ppl dont want enabled 2FA,maybe site must be added email,so confirmation login via email to verification to login,like rollin.io and bitdice.so we can track our log.
actually it simple but very safe,so no one access with brute force,etc

so far many ppl want to fake claim.
my experience playing on safedice is very safe and better than another dice,because faster and lite site
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May 09, 2017, 04:34:15 AM
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I am jobless! I have not mobile which is required for dld 2fa app at google! But, okay, i need not protection for any of my account online! Because, all my accounts are with balance under zero or = 0.! Sure, if you want to protect your money from hackers, phishers, mods or admins, you install 2fa and email protection. There are also people that wants to have their money stolen! I ask them why? They said: "I feel free and important!" ... nhhh!


i've read,2fa available on extension browser,you can used that featured
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May 09, 2017, 05:43:22 AM
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Thank you safedice for letting us know about it. These type of attacks are getting more these days and safeguarding your password is rather complicated. I would suggest using a password manager and use encrypted passwords.
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May 09, 2017, 09:56:13 AM
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If anyone is interested, i'm willing to sell 35k user accounts for bitsler website.

Pm if you are interested in buying.

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First, i did not share the link you said.
- i think i found this link on your post on forum  (https://pastebin.com/UqeswH7N)
- this link i found on Bistler-Baryom chat timeline ( giveaway https://freebitslerbtc.000webhostapp.com/index.html  )
- i would like to know if you know anything about the giveaway link is it harvester of loginsor just fake homepage

Second, do you think that link would harvest over 300k logins? Because i do own well over 300k accounts.
-well, i doubt you could do it by giveaway fake link, that is why i asked you how you have collected 300K logins that you are offering to sell
- for me is motivation to learn about securing sites and hacking them, as maybe civilisation will choose divine path and i need experience for that
- my question was with the aim to discover, was it really hacking giveaway link or it was joke of Baryom to attract naive users to use it and be banned!
Third i'm getting these accounts by exploiting a critical vulnerability on Bitlser website.
- yes, you helped us all to see that our accounts were exposed to any hacker, not protected by 4 admins of Bitsler
- Bitsler's accounts are now secured, so no hacker can steal accounts, it is exclusive rights of admins of Bitsler, and they can steal faucets, too!
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.... profanists<genitalists<scum<scam</>spam>slam>genialists>divinists ....
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May 09, 2017, 10:22:07 AM
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I am jobless! I have not mobile which is required for dld 2fa app at google! But, okay, i need not protection for any of my account online! Because, all my accounts are with balance under zero or = 0.! Sure, if you want to protect your money from hackers, phishers, mods or admins, you install 2fa and email protection. There are also people that wants to have their money stolen! I ask them why? They said: "I feel free and important!" ... nhhh!


i've read,2fa available on extension browser,you can used that featured
you mean i can download extension and that i can use it over e-mail address as i have no mobile, facebook is locking my accounts one by one 13 of them, because i have not mobile, they want my KYC maybe, some of us have not MOBILE, they think we must have ...lol .. haha, ... they want to say: "if you have not mobile then you are not you" ... correct! .. seem they take us as clients (customers and consumers), but we are USERS (onliners and clickers).
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Breach was from Bitsler leak of 3000 logins! It could very well be from the Bitcointalk leak, too!
Bitcointalk breach was quite long time ago, if I remember well it was in May 2015. Two years ago .... !
Why someone would be waiting so long to use this database just now and here. Maybe witsie73's case on Bitsler site has revealed all of that?
Witsie73 account was banned a month ago due to posting that giveaway fake link in chat of bitsler. But, there are still fake bots. Fake hackers! Okay!
But witsie was good and naive though not primitive, it teaches us all! That was highly sophisticated move from witsie. Now we know much much more!
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The Bitsler's admin stole focets from chat banned users! Could be, but it is less likely to be. Why someone would steal money from negative accounts?
Coolncool has some motivation to inspect vulnerability of bitsler's safety measures! Hacker has to find who has positive account to plunder his money!
Even hr Delvaux put his profit on "private" same done at our honorable and proud admin Baryom account who stole faucet from witsie73 for 1 year!
And it is safe too, assume that every active Bitcointalk user changed password since that time.
Plus new safety and security measures implemented with latest updates!
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May 09, 2017, 10:32:32 AM
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Thanks for the update and posting this here. You could always just ignore it and it will be the user problem for being careless.
It seems like someone wants some free coins without any hard work.
Users should use a strong kind of password if they want it safer.
I recommend to not use passwords from your social media accounts also. There have been a lot of news on how easy this people could just hack on anything under the social media pages.

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May 09, 2017, 11:00:25 AM
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Thanks for the update and posting this here. You could always just ignore it and it will be the user problem for being careless.
It seems like someone wants some free coins without any hard work.
Users should use a strong kind of password if they want it safer.
I recommend to not use passwords from your social media accounts also. There have been a lot of news on how easy this people could just hack on anything under the social media pages.
Facebook is locking my accounts one by one, 13 of them, because i have not mobile, they want my KYC (know your customer) maybe. Some of us have not MOBILE.
But, they think we must have. They want to say: "if you have not mobile then you are not you" ... correct! It seems that they take us as clients (customers and consumers), but we are USERS (onliners and clickers). But, after some latest of my problems on dice sites I see that we can log in over Facebook and Twitter and other Social Media and maybe that is why they ask additional safety over 2Fa and mobile, to fight back the hackers who can profit us! But, okay, it has to be optional: if you want more safety, well, secure it more!
However, the principles and procedures from real offline (mundane) life should adapt to our virtual online (divine) principles (styles and methods). Why i say divine for online sphere? Because I am considering Internet as a temple while some others are taking it as T&T, mainly! I mean trade and tradition!
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May 09, 2017, 11:50:04 AM
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This is just getting ridiculsous. Bitsler should come out and say whether they were hacked or not. If they avoid it and people get their BTC stolen from Bitsler or other websites where they used the same passwords people will be pissed off.

Going to make an account on Safedice.com and see if my account is there. Thanks for the tool to search our usernames.
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May 09, 2017, 12:06:51 PM
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This is just getting ridiculsous. Bitsler should come out and say whether they were hacked or not. If they avoid it and people get their BTC stolen from Bitsler or other websites where they used the same passwords people will be pissed off.

Going to make an account on Safedice.com and see if my account is there. Thanks for the tool to search our usernames.

You can always open a thread in scam accusation if you think they are cheating players with excuses of some hacks. Baryom(bitsler admin) looks like trusted member but anything can happen so lets find out the truth.
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