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[Captain Corporate]

Such a sad situation but also not an unexpected one. Websites such as Stake are always in the crosshairs of hackers, which means that %100 7/24 at all times there are people trying to hack these websites, and eventually, they do end up hacking into them. It could be for money, but if they can't get any money, they would be glad to get KYC and data from the customers to sell later.

If you know the right buyer, nearly half a million gambling emails stolen from stake could be worth a gold mine, because you can sell it to other big-name casinos and they could use it to send emails to people to convince them to switch to their casino instead. So if they got any money, hackers wouldn't really care about that part, the data is the thing everyone loves these days.

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[ryzaadit]

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If you read the announcement, is about phising.

So, from my perspective the data has been leaked is mostly the email customer of "Stake". However, which data came from who has been leaked is still unknown (Example, If their "Email" provider for sending promotion and other thinks is getting leaked).

There is no personal information is being leaked, only Email.

[serjent05]

any estimation how many and how much funds were stolen with the last email hack thing ?

We will never get a real estimate before stake.com announced it and it looks like Stake.com will not do it for privacy reasons
Based on unofficial sources Hackers managed to steal 430K customer data  including email and maybe also KYC information
Another source said they stole at least $10 million from the hacked account, but this one is rather difficult to believe.
Luckily I was late to check the email and not click on the link sent to my email.

Same here, I haven't checked my email since I don't have much activity on stake this past few weeks.  I could say that my idleness saves me from possible phishing attempts.  Though it is quite surprising that $10m is stolen from hacked accounts.  Aren't they activating their security options?  This is just a user data breach and not an internal system hack, so it is somehow impossible to lose a significant amount due to phishing if 2fa and other security feature is enabled by the account.

[Heartilly]

Same here, I haven't checked my email since I don't have much activity on stake this past few weeks.  I could say that my idleness saves me from possible phishing attempts.  Though it is quite surprising that $10m is stolen from hacked accounts.  Aren't they activating their security options?  This is just a user data breach and not an internal system hack, so it is somehow impossible to lose a significant amount due to phishing if 2fa and other security feature is enabled by the account.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believed that verified Stake account users can't change their email used on the registration. Therefore, even if a user's account got compromised and their Stake account login details were input on a phishing site, the hacker can't just do anything on that Stake account.

By default:

- an email code is needed for a successful login
- withdrawals also need an email code if 2FA is not activated

Not unless the email login details were compromised, that's another story.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

any estimation how many and how much funds were stolen with the last email hack thing ?

We will never get a real estimate before stake.com announced it and it looks like Stake.com will not do it for privacy reasons
Based on unofficial sources Hackers managed to steal 430K customer data  including email and maybe also KYC information
Another source said they stole at least $10 million from the hacked account, but this one is rather difficult to believe.
Luckily I was late to check the email and not click on the link sent to my email.

Same here, I haven't checked my email since I don't have much activity on stake this past few weeks.  I could say that my idleness saves me from possible phishing attempts.  Though it is quite surprising that $10m is stolen from hacked accounts.  Aren't they activating their security options?  This is just a user data breach and not an internal system hack, so it is somehow impossible to lose a significant amount due to phishing if 2fa and other security feature is enabled by the account.

Yes, it's a bit dubious somehow he collected $10 million whereas every account that has a balance must have double security like 2fa or OTP
Indeed there are some users who do not enable 2FA for example me, but I never leave a balance in the account, I definitely withdraw it when I want to log out

oh @Stunna already clarified this issue at least this clarification relieved us, it is undeniable that this case will harm stake.com.

[Stunna]

If you have been recently active you may have been confused about an official looking stake email in your inbox regarding VIP rewards.

The email was sent by a rogue individual who managed to get access to Stake's Sendgrid account. We are continuing to investigate with Sendgrid how 2FA was bypassed and access was obtained but we will share what we know in the meanwhile.

- There's a chance that a group of Stake users who were recently active may have their Email address available to this individual. Please note that there is no other associated information linked to these Email addresses. It would be simply a raw Email, unlinked to even a username or any form of identity. As a result we deem this to be a minimal risk threat.

- No user funds, passwords, KYC, or Stake accounts were effected. The phishing website was taken down within minutes and as a result no damage was incurred We are very lucky we have quick notifications around this & a great relationship with hosting companies.

We will have further information available soon. As always if you require specific help please contact your VIP host or our live support.

In the meanwhile we ask that you always make sure you are logging in on "stake.com" and set 2FA.

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[Mahdirakib]

Yes, it's a bit dubious somehow he collected $10 million whereas every account that has a balance must have double security like 2fa or OTP

Maybe the hackers have made the false claim to attract people for buying Stake's Sendgrid email dump. Stake team has said that users funds weren't effected through this phishing attempt. We haven't seen any complaints in the forum about the fund loss after this phishing attempt. Now I have doubts about the hacker claim. Because, the hacker need login OTP code to access the account of a user, then they need the withdrawal OTP code to request for a withdrawal successfully. The hacker won't be able to withdraw user fund without having access to the user email.

[DarkStar_]

Has Stake been hacked? I received what looks to be a valid email from noreply@stake.com (email headers match - it's not simple spoofing), with the subject "Stake: Welcome to the new VIP program!" and a body offering more bonuses. Clicking the link, I get redirected to http://sso-stake.com, which is currently offline and definitely doesn't look like an official Stake domain. The domain was just registered today going off of whois records, so I suspect whatever platform Stake uses for email marketing might have been hacked and used for a phishing campaign.

I don't understand the bold font text I marked but if you give me a random email address to send you an email with a test email address to receive the email, I can send you an email from the random email account. 😉

With a php/html form anyone can do it easily. The other possibility could be, it indeed a new domain bought by stake to use for their newsletter. Either way, Stake team can confirm it as it has been noticed.

This is a good article about email headers: https://www.valimail.com/blog/understanding-email-authentication-headers/

While you can use forms to spoof emails, they will not validate and almost all providers should send them immediately to spam. Stunna confirmed that the email was sent from their hacked SendGrid account getting hacked, so the emails would have looked real to email providers and users.

[Kakmakr]

I just want to know how we can verify that email that were send from Stake....are actually legit emails... since Stake's own service was compromised? I know #Stunna are saying that it is all sorted, but we should think of ways to prevent this in future.

I am just happy that our Stake users are so quick to respond in the English Chat, when emails are send out ...and also that the mods in those channels are responsive when people ask questions. (So my advice..... ask in the chat, before you click on an email, even if it is from Stake)

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

This is a good article about email headers: https://www.valimail.com/blog/understanding-email-authentication-headers/

Interesting read. I had basic programming knowledge but all are old school. It was always a wonder for me to validate an email knowing it can be sent using any script until now. Anyway, now I can at least check the emails I continuously receive from Ledger and all the exchanges with offers that are almost irresistible to deny LOL

Stunna confirmed that the email was sent from their hacked SendGrid account getting hacked, so the emails would have looked real to email providers and users.

Not always active in the thread so I was unaware about the SendGrid hack too.

[Betwrong]

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If you asking from the guy who are provided you the service.

Off course, they're gonna say that, because is a business scheme (You never say anything bad about your product). But, If you ask from regular person they're gonna tell you different things.

If there has some machine that can make us (Regular) person, verify the RTP and others thing is same. We will believe that, just like "Probably fair" for hash game while we can verify the result by our own check.

It is not necessarily so. Maybe I'm lucky, but I often encounter a food retailer in a store who tells me: "Don't take it today. It's not fresh. Better come in 2 days when we have a new supply.", or a seller saying:"You better buy this thing in a store around the corner, it's cheaper there.", and stuff like that.

I'm actually a bit shocked to read "Off course, they're gonna say that". You mean they would surely be lying, because they are part of the industry? That would be a shitty world to live in, don't you think?


I'm positive that the RTP of DEMO mode and REAL mode are the same among the slots by reputable providers. If someone can prove the opposite, please do so.

[Saint-loup]

Same here, I haven't checked my email since I don't have much activity on stake this past few weeks.  I could say that my idleness saves me from possible phishing attempts.  Though it is quite surprising that $10m is stolen from hacked accounts.  Aren't they activating their security options?  This is just a user data breach and not an internal system hack, so it is somehow impossible to lose a significant amount due to phishing if 2fa and other security feature is enabled by the account.

Yes, it's a bit dubious somehow he collected $10 million whereas every account that has a balance must have double security like 2fa or OTP

I don't know if he really managed to collect such a big amount of money but we can't say it's not possible, since the 2fa key is the same one for login and for withdrawing funds at Stake. 2fa codes change every thirty seconds and are usually accepted during 1 or 2 minutes by websites, so if one phished user enters his 2fa code to try to log into the fake Stake home page, the hacker can steal his code and use it during several dozens of seconds and even minutes to enter into the account victim and to withdraw their funds.

Because of possible clock drifts between a client and a validation server, we RECOMMEND that the validator be set with a specific limit to the number of time steps a prover can be "out of synch" before being rejected.

This limit can be set both forward and backward from the calculated time step on receipt of the OTP value.  If the time step is 30 seconds as recommended, and the validator is set to only accept two time steps backward, then the maximum elapsed time drift would be around 89 seconds, i.e., 29 seconds in the calculated time step and 60 seconds for two backward time steps.

https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc6238.txt

[panjul07]

I'm positive that the RTP of DEMO mode and REAL mode are the same among the slots by reputable providers. If someone can prove the opposite, please do so.

I think there is no need to argue about this thing further, both side who believe that the RTP is different cant prove it and you as one of those who believe that the RTP is the same also cant prove it.
It is all about feeling based on our own experience IMO, even if there is official announcement directly from the provider, I still believe that those who experienced better result in demo mode than real mode will still think that the RTP is different.

[ryzaadit]

"Don't take it today. It's not fresh. Better come in 2 days when we have a new supply.", or a seller saying:"You better buy this thing in a store around the corner, it's cheaper there.", and stuff like that.

Did you know.

You can check the things you are buying with your own check. The seller selling a fish, said fresh and I still can check it right (How to check a fish still fresh or not) based on the a few check on the fish.

The main point is, there is still no third parties machine who can check the reality is the RTP on Demo & Real is the same. @panjul07 is also giving good points as well for this case, is up to you to believe it or not (But I still not believe)
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If you said, we the person who are not believe the RTP is not same (Feel free to prove it). Can we also ask the person who are believe the RTP Demo & Real is also prove it by creating a machine check from third parties (Like hash game).

That's why I said, this is still the hottest topic without a valuable answer on the slot community.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

I don't know if he really managed to collect such a big amount of money but we can't say it's not possible, since the 2fa key is the same one for login and for withdrawing funds at Stake. 2fa codes change every thirty seconds and are usually accepted during 1 or 2 minutes by websites, so if one phished user enters his 2fa code to try to log into the fake Stake home page, the hacker can steal his code and use it during several dozens of seconds and even minutes to enter into the account victim and to withdraw their funds.

Stunna has answered our question that no funds or KYC were stolen because hacker only managed to get into email not to the place where important data is stored
Regardless of whether the statement can be trusted or not, what is clear is that we still have to anticipate changing the password and activating 2FA is the most appropriate solution at this time. However, this is a warning to stake.com to continue to improve security problems like this are very vulnerable to user trust.

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[Lak93xy]

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[o48o]

Stunna has answered our question that no funds or KYC were stolen because hacker only managed to get into email not to the place where important data is stored
Regardless of whether the statement can be trusted or not, what is clear is that we still have to anticipate changing the password and activating 2FA is the most appropriate solution at this time. However, this is a warning to stake.com to continue to improve security problems like this are very vulnerable to user trust.

My 2 cents: if i had to choose whom to trust i would trust Stake staff on this, not a random scammers who could have wrote literally anything about anything.

The fact some script kids managed to break into something doesn't mean anyone has to somehow trust all the rest of what they say. That's wouldn't be logical or constructive behavior. If you just look at the immature language they used in those messages, they were probably kids bragging of being ultimat3 h4ckerz, nothing on their messages needs to be taken seriously.

[tokeweed]

Stunna...  There's this new thing called the Power Slap League by Dana White.    It could be a huge thing from a betting perspective as the 'sport' itself, if you could even call it a sport, is really entertaining.  And I'm pretty sure it'a going to catch on really fast as it's easy and fun to watch.

I think the league starts around early 2023.