Well while fooling around I found a security flaw in there site.
I do not believe it existed a few weeks ago so this is something new.
Either way this should help put a lot of peoples minds at ease that CM
has yet to steal your coins.
You can check your balances and cross check them against your address
for your coins at CM via block explorer etc. do your own detective work.
Anyways heres the flaw that ALL OF YOU can use to view your balances.
It is quite simple and very scary and hopefully CM dev's if they do return at least
hear that they have a security flaw..
Anyways the cookie check is set to accept pretty much any cookie as long as it was designated for you.
SO.
Go to
https://coinsmarkets.comTry and log in with username/password/pin it will say sent you an e-mail. we all know thats bullshit. but hey they used to send us mails right. Lets open the most recent one from coinsmarkets (the last one you got). click that link for the old cookie.
Now log in to Coinsmarkets again using your login/password & pin. It will now accept you.
If you get a message on top right saying you need to log out and get new cookie just refresh the page.
I have roamed the site pretty thorough and of course they have removed the withdraw.php
(for good reason since I am almost thinking you could log in with anyones info @ this point) . I attempted to trade but nothing would show on either sell/buy. But would accept the order. After attempting to cancel one of my orders I can confirm there trading engine is offline as it wont allow you to cancel but says trading engine offline for error message..
Again the fact that any of the wallets and balances I checked of mine had not been moved does not mean yours or anyone elses has not.
This means nothing as a large theft like this could possibly leave the funds in those wallets for years until they have a quick and safe way to move it or find somewhere that doesnt care about the repercussions for accepting it.