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[AHOYBRAUSE]

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F*ck

I tough is really a monthly bonus ~LOL I tried to check my email & support, I don't see anything, like really weird on support (especially) don't have a post about monthly. TBH, is really rare for monthly being share on these date ~LOL.

We don't have any important date, and always shared at least up to date 14/15. The scammer needed to be smart.

My best guess is they targeted only higher level players maybe, no idea.
I am platinum 4 , my friend which is platinum 2 didn't get it either. So you never know, guess I was unlucky, haha.

Didn't really read about this in stake forum as well, but I don't read there too often also, maybe I just missed it.

Anyway, it's sad to see that our data is so easy to steal and use for scamming purposes, Stake really should be more careful how to protect their player's data. Hopefully this won't happen again in the future and they learned from it.

[seleme]

It's that time of the month and everybody is waiting for the monthly bonus.

And it seems the scammers know that. Just checked my email, which is ONLY registered at stake, nowhere else, and what do I see? A fake monthly mail from "stake"from last Friday.
So the leaked emails addresses and customer data such as screen names have now found their way to the scamming society of the internet, awesome!

Thanks stake for keeping our data "safe".

Watch out guys!

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The link by the way leads to https://www.sta ke.ngo/?   , I put a space between the a and the k so nobody accidentally clicks it.

It is a phishing link to the fake Stake website, I doubt it has been released yet since the monthly bonus has not been announced yet. There are many phishing websites that show how bad intention many scammers have, it is purely created by imposters to steal coins from our Stake accounts. The mechanism is simple: Find casino Telegram groups and use auto-message Telegram bots to send one-time messages. Even if they can catch 1 user per 100 request, it is big deal for such scammers.

[ultrloa]

It's that time of the month and everybody is waiting for the monthly bonus.

And it seems the scammers know that. Just checked my email, which is ONLY registered at stake, nowhere else, and what do I see? A fake monthly mail from "stake"from last Friday.
So the leaked emails addresses and customer data such as screen names have now found their way to the scamming society of the internet, awesome!

Thanks stake for keeping our data "safe".

Watch out guys!



The link by the way leads to https://www.sta ke.ngo/?   , I put a space between the a and the k so nobody accidentally clicks it.

It is a phishing link to the fake Stake website, I doubt it has been released yet since the monthly bonus has not been announced yet. There are many phishing websites that show how bad intention many scammers have, it is purely created by imposters to steal coins from our Stake accounts. The mechanism is simple: Find casino Telegram groups and use auto-message Telegram bots to send one-time messages. Even if they can catch 1 user per 100 request, it is big deal for such scammers.

This is reminder to verify all the information we receive since phishing link like this will pop up anywhere and target those people who actively engaging on the community. Although this method is classic way of scamming people still there are still people fall on this trap. People need to be more cautious and always ask on things new to them or either they don't know so that they can drive out on the dangers brought up by fake informations they receive.

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[Bitinity]

My best guess is they targeted only higher level players maybe, no idea.
I am platinum 4 , my friend which is platinum 2 didn't get it either. So you never know, guess I was unlucky, haha.

I was spying in local chat room earlier this morning for several minutes and I read some chat messages about this email and the messages came from low rank members as well (below Platinum 1) and few Platinum 4 users (and above) confirmed in chat that they do not receive the email. It means that the scammer did it randomly without looking at the rank.

[ryzaadit]

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Then, I guess not all data are getting leaked.

Only some of them, luckily in the last 6 months "Stake" doing a mandatory update for all-user to put "2FA". Anyway get ready guys for Monthly Month, because the twitter is already like burning house.

Went monthly kevin ? hahaha.

[panjul07]

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My best guess is they targeted only higher level players maybe, no idea.
I am platinum 4 , my friend which is platinum 2 didn't get it either. So you never know, guess I was unlucky, haha.

Didn't really read about this in stake forum as well, but I don't read there too often also, maybe I just missed it.

Anyway, it's sad to see that our data is so easy to steal and use for scamming purposes, Stake really should be more careful how to protect their player's data. Hopefully this won't happen again in the future and they learned from it.

I'm platinum 4 as well but there is no email like what you got in my inbox, I have no idea where do the sender get your email while you claim that it is an email that you use for Stake account only.
In the contrary, I use the email for 2-3 other gambling accounts IIRC because I did not use to use 1 email for 1 account in the past.
Surprisingly there is no official announcement from Stake about this scam attempt, usually Stake announce something to warn their players when there are many reports about phishing attempt but not for this time.
I guess it has nothing to do with leaked emails, if this scam attempt use leaked data then there must be so many users received the same email then report it to Stake and Stake should have announced it at least in their telegram.

[fullhdpixel]

I dont think higher profit will decrease our bonus but higher loss will increase our bonus. It wont make any sense if higher profit decrease the bonus, as someone may get nothing if it is implemented to the calculation of the bonus. I'm guessing there is still at least a minimum bonus amount for each rank (will be decreased if there is no activity) and additional amount will be based on wagering stats + losing stats only. Profit wont affect the bonus because if players are in profit then Stake will use rank + wagering stats only imo. I'm not sure about house edge, afaik it does affect on the rakeback only but I might be wrong.

Exact method of bonus calculation is unknown and we have no clear idea on what makes it higher or lower, sure it makes sense to say that losing more should mean a lot more bonus, that is understandable because that makes sense even if you do not know, but there is no guarantee about it, higher profit shouldn't increase or decrease our bonus but based on wagering maybe you could have more.

So some guy who wagered 100k and lost 10k could get less bonus than some guy who wagered a million dollars but made 50k profit, because there is 10x higher wagering there, and that could be a good reason as well, the more you wager the more you profit. So in the end, we are talking about a good amount of profit here no matter what, and that could be a good reason why profiting doesn't prevent you from making more.

[Mahdirakib]

And it seems the scammers know that. Just checked my email, which is ONLY registered at stake, nowhere else, and what do I see? A fake monthly mail from "stake"from last Friday.

You had created a topic in the January month of this year: Fake telegram messages from "stake.com", do not click
You had received fake monthly bonus message on telegram during then, and now you received similar type of message on your email account. Have you also received the phishing bonus email in the November month of last year? I'm a platinum III rank user at Stake, but I have never received any messages like that from the scammer.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

And it seems the scammers know that. Just checked my email, which is ONLY registered at stake, nowhere else, and what do I see? A fake monthly mail from "stake"from last Friday.

You had created a topic in the January month of this year: Fake telegram messages from "stake.com", do not click
You had received fake monthly bonus message on telegram during then, and now you received similar type of message on your email account. Have you also received the phishing bonus email in the November month of last year? I'm a platinum III rank user at Stake, but I have never received any messages like that from the scammer.

Don't know if there was a phishing email in November. I never click on links anyway.

Also the telegram message was kind of anonymous, because it was kind of a group many people got added to. There is no visual connection between user's telegram and their official stake account.

The email and username data is 100% from the stake hack several months back when a lot of user data was stolen.

Maybe it starts at platinum 4  . Since these players also receive a host, but who knows right.
Anyway, I'm not stupid enough to fall for these thing, no worries. I have seen it all and this makes me very careful.

[ryzaadit]

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Another scenario.

This could be the date people who are registered are also effected by the data leaked. I mean the data are being leaked are, data of new user meanwhile the old user not getting effected to the leaked.

Potential, stake have a different storage data of their customer that's why some of people who are even "Platinum III/IV" not getting effected at all.

[swogerino]

I dont think higher profit will decrease our bonus but higher loss will increase our bonus. It wont make any sense if higher profit decrease the bonus, as someone may get nothing if it is implemented to the calculation of the bonus. I'm guessing there is still at least a minimum bonus amount for each rank (will be decreased if there is no activity) and additional amount will be based on wagering stats + losing stats only. Profit wont affect the bonus because if players are in profit then Stake will use rank + wagering stats only imo. I'm not sure about house edge, afaik it does affect on the rakeback only but I might be wrong.

Exact method of bonus calculation is unknown and we have no clear idea on what makes it higher or lower, sure it makes sense to say that losing more should mean a lot more bonus, that is understandable because that makes sense even if you do not know, but there is no guarantee about it, higher profit shouldn't increase or decrease our bonus but based on wagering maybe you could have more.

So some guy who wagered 100k and lost 10k could get less bonus than some guy who wagered a million dollars but made 50k profit, because there is 10x higher wagering there, and that could be a good reason as well, the more you wager the more you profit. So in the end, we are talking about a good amount of profit here no matter what, and that could be a good reason why profiting doesn't prevent you from making more.

I think that should be an exact formula,based on the amount you wager you will receive x percentage of that amount in bonus but I also know that it would be boring to death knowing everything before hand.The adrenaline we get by not knowing how much weekly or monthly bonus we will get is much higher compared to when we already know for example that if I have wagered 1000 dollars monthly I will get 1% in bonus and that to be 10 dollars.It is much better when for example I have wagered 10000 dollars and have no clue what my bonus will be,I also agree with the bonus to be a bit more for people on the losing side.

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[Kakmakr]

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Another scenario.

This could be the date people who are registered are also effected by the data leaked. I mean the data are being leaked are, data of new user meanwhile the old user not getting effected to the leaked.

Potential, stake have a different storage data of their customer that's why some of people who are even "Platinum III/IV" not getting effected at all.

This is not the first time that this happened and some people did lose some money in the previous attempt.    Looking at the chat conversations, it seems as though it is a mix of users and not just higher ranked players that are targeted.

It might not even be a new data breach, but simply a second phishing attack with the old data that were lost before. There are not a lot of people who would have changed their email address after the first phishing attack, so they can use the previous data over and over again.  (They just wait for the dust to settle and they try it again) 

[virasog]

And it seems the scammers know that. Just checked my email, which is ONLY registered at stake, nowhere else, and what do I see? A fake monthly mail from "stake"from last Friday.

You had created a topic in the January month of this year: Fake telegram messages from "stake.com", do not click
You had received fake monthly bonus message on telegram during then, and now you received similar type of message on your email account. Have you also received the phishing bonus email in the November month of last year? I'm a platinum III rank user at Stake, but I have never received any messages like that from the scammer.

Don't know if there was a phishing email in November. I never click on links anyway.

Also the telegram message was kind of anonymous, because it was kind of a group many people got added to. There is no visual connection between user's telegram and their official stake account.

The email and username data is 100% from the stake hack several months back when a lot of user data was stolen.

Maybe it starts at platinum 4   . Since these players also receive a host, but who knows right.
Anyway, I'm not stupid enough to fall for these thing, no worries. I have seen it all and this makes me very careful.

If this is because of the data leak, then stake.com should take it seriously and inform their users that they may receive phishing emails and they should not click on any such phishing links or involved in any offers  (fake ofcourse) offered.

The point is that you are clever enough to know which email is real, which is a phish email and how to react to it, there may be many gamblers who are unaware of this, and they may fall for this trap.

If Stake.com publish that this attack can happen to their users, many will be saved as most of them will have beforehand knowledge of it.

[swogerino]

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Another scenario.

This could be the date people who are registered are also effected by the data leaked. I mean the data are being leaked are, data of new user meanwhile the old user not getting effected to the leaked.

Potential, stake have a different storage data of their customer that's why some of people who are even "Platinum III/IV" not getting effected at all.

This is not the first time that this happened and some people did lose some money in the previous attempt.    Looking at the chat conversations, it seems as though it is a mix of users and not just higher ranked players that are targeted.

It might not even be a new data breach, but simply a second phishing attack with the old data that were lost before. There are not a lot of people who would have changed their email address after the first phishing attack, so they can use the previous data over and over again.  (They just wait for the dust to settle and they try it again) 

I immediately changed my email address and added 2 factor authentication to it since the first attack,while already having my Stake account with google authenticator app as my 2FA security to my account.The people who fall victim to phishing attempts nowadays when security awareness is everywhere for those who want to look for it and secure their account that the only responsible for the loss are the user themselves,Stake do what they can to be as secure as possible but if users do not want to use those options then it is nobody fault except for the users themselves.

[slaman29]

Man this kind of news always scares me (personal experience, got hacked at a betting site and my funds stolen).

Didn't know that Stake had a big data breach recently, this wasn't announced at least not to me (have an old account but inactive, never checked anymore as I don't play there due to many problems before).

Have they sent out information requesting all users to change pw/2fa?

Cause if the 2nd scenario is true (not new attack but using old data) then it's that people still haven't changed their login details.

[famososMuertos]

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I think that should be an exact formula,based on the amount you wager you will receive x percentage of that amount in bonus but I also know that it would be boring to death knowing everything before hand.The adrenaline we get by not knowing how much weekly or monthly bonus we will get is much higher compared to when we already know for example that if I have wagered 1000 dollars monthly I will get 1% in bonus and that to be 10 dollars.It is much better when for example I have wagered 10000 dollars and have no clue what my bonus will be,I also agree with the bonus to be a bit more for people on the losing side.

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Well, each particular analysis as long as it works and is coherent is fine, which is your case. Then, in my case it made me analyze that calculation it, so, I do it before, is what makes me go for the bonus, I would not go for a bonus without knowing how much I'm going to earn.

Although sometimes, it is not necessary to make calculations, one receives them because you are simply betting and they will arrive, yes or yes. (Their case)

Now, what I like is to know if this bonus is without requirements, because there are casinos that you win the bonus and then to release it 100% you must bet it, even if it is 1x it is annoying,

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Man this kind of news always scares me (personal experience, got hacked at a betting site and my funds stolen).

Didn't know that Stake had a big data breach recently, this wasn't announced at least not to me (have an old account but inactive, never checked anymore as I don't play there due to many problems before).

Have they sent out information requesting all users to change pw/2fa?

Cause if the 2nd scenario is true (not new attack but using old data) then it's that people still haven't changed their login details.

I can confirm that ive not changed my login details since I joined stake back in early 2022 if I still remember well, I know of one time when (though not publicly announced), some users claimed that there was a data breach on stake, stake themselves did not announce anything so I waved it aside as a rumor, and now, here we are again, stake have not said anything or made any official announcement that a data breach occured on their platform, and though I don't particularly know about any user who have claimed to be affected by the presumed breach, but I can confirm that every thing is just fine from my end, though I do have 2fa active on my account.

I will advice every stake user to activate 2fa on their account, it's for their security, even if you are phished, with 2fa active, it will be difficult for the hackers to withdraw the funds on your account or make any meaningful changes to your account's security and privacy settings.

[zuzie]

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Have they sent out information requesting all users to change pw/2fa?

Cause if the 2nd scenario is true (not new attack but using old data) then it's that people still haven't changed their login details.

Prompts to enable 2fa are always sent at least once a year but they won't ask the user to change the password
the reason is that it would harm their reputation regarding security they can lose user trust, what they do is ask the user to always check the link and make sure that it is stake.com  when noreply@stake.com email gets hacked on November they just asked us to double check the link here is the announcement Twitter.