Trust No One

[arch]

Good points, but without trust trading with BTC is difficult.

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[kurezza]

thank you for the information, im new to this and found it very helpful

[Dunois]

This all seems incredibly complicated stuff.

But then, I suppose with the nature of Bitcoins being what it is (ie: hackable), it never hurts to be prepared.

In any case, thanks for the information.

[kurezza]

thank you for the information

[mtl325]

seems a bit much!

[aprofessionalpirate]

I trust OP, he is a good guy.

[conradinoz76]

with carefull I think there is no problem

[joego]

Really Good info

[brigitte2378sack]

thank you for the help

[bitboy999]

ok thanks

[hilarioprnce7]

thank you very much

[Keylan]

i got that

[erialor]

I usually don't even trust my self

[ineedyourhelp]

thank you !!!!!!!!!!GOOD BLESS YOU !

[comal]

thanks for the good advice

[Geist]

Thank you for this OP. If I had a bitcoin(still working on that), I'd tip you.

[bitgolfer]

Thanks OP

[debar]

I specially liked the section about what your password clue file might say

[crunchy]

Ok again, my prior attempt just fucked up cause off getting logged out while typing this post. WTF ?


How about mining software you didn't write/configure/compile yourself ??

The possibility off build in hacks could be very high, your hardware mining but not for you.

Someone could capture every succesfull hashfind and send all relevant hash info back to the hacker/minerdeveloper without having it send back to the bitcoin-network.

The hacker can then just inject that correct hashblock back into the bitcoinnetwork and receive the rewards. The network would never know the theft was going on and just pays out to the hacker.

Such network communication could be hidden , the way rootkits work.

Am i getting paranoid enough ?

I like this post, PEOPLE need to BE AWARE.

Grts
 

[joan48ellis]

i agree