Your security is our top priority!

[MainIbem]

We are aware of many platform and betting site that says of security and yet they falls victims of hack, do I say is internal attack or external attack?
Naturally what bettors wants is safety of their funds and withdrawal & Deposit free but most at times some casino are so funny in a way that after making deposit they would then add additional rules to pass kyc before withdrawing their funds, at the end bettors finds it disappoint to witness such an ugly situation.
In summary; I can't be guaranteed or overwhelmed with casino's and gambling site promises as they tends to turn out their different version whenever any funds are being deposited into their site, or whenever you wins something huge during withdrawal story changes.

[madnessteat]

Nowadays hackers have enough means to crack 2FA and any passwords, and the probability of hacking depends only on the amount of money stored in the wallet. So don't trust words (in the era of smart contracts it's just silly) and never store funds on gambling platforms or any other websites because there are cold and hardware wallets for safe storage. Deposit in small amounts and play for fun.

[crwth]

I admire sites that really focus a lot on the security features of their site. It's the most important thing knowing that it's going to be the "make or break" of a business. How can one trust if they are not secure themselves? That's going to be something to be pondered upon when trying to use services etc.

For the additional security layer, it's the most beneficial thing that could be taken advantage of even if some professional hackers are able to access your account because of it. It's still an effort to do the best thing. Mostly, having a great password could save you from all the trouble.

So maybe an additional security layer for everything? Like verification or something?

[Fiatless]

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I read through the terms of service of your casino and it was stated that you will not be held liable in cases of loss of data or profit. This means the casino doesn't guarantee that there will be no identity theft. I doubt if there is any casino that can protect users from hacks because it is impossible to stop them. This is why it is important not to keep money on the casino and put on only what you are willing to lose. And if care so much about your protection don't solely place the responsibility on casinos, you should take your personal security measures.

[madnessteat]

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That's right. We don't know who works in security at the gambling site, what information he has access to. Today such an employee works for this gambling platform, and tomorrow for another, and a year later decides to sell all the obtained user data on the black market. Unfortunately, this is quite possible, so many people do not trust neither funds nor personal information to third-party resources and in my opinion this is quite adequate behavior.

[ethereumhunter]

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That's right. We don't know who works in security at the gambling site, what information he has access to. Today such an employee works for this gambling platform, and tomorrow for another, and a year later decides to sell all the obtained user data on the black market. Unfortunately, this is quite possible, so many people do not trust neither funds nor personal information to third-party resources and in my opinion this is quite adequate behavior.

That's also true because the team from the casino will not want to show itself in public and will stay behind the casino to work on securing the site. We can only follow the security protocol the casino has prepared and obeyed, but the overall security remains on the casino's side. The casino is responsible for the system overall so if there are bad things such as hacking, the casino has to fix it and is fully responsible. The casino is also fully responsible for the data provided by its members when verifying and must be able to maintain it properly.

[stadus]

This thread is not necessary. You have a gambling site to run, and I think you should post this information on your ANN thread. Everyone here is well aware that reputable gambling sites have the necessary security measures to protect our money when gambling. I believe there are many such sites out there, and perhaps your site is one of them. However, as I mentioned, this thread is no longer necessary, as users will choose to gamble on your site if it's reputable.

[Jawhead999]

Nah, if your casino get hacked, 2FA become useless because the hacker can backdoor and access your customers' accounts without need to submit password, 2FA or any other security layer. The best is every gambler must only deposit an amount you use to gamble, don't deposit to big because there's no centralized site is safe to hold our coins. Crypto casino isn't backed or regulated by the government, there's no assurance.

[Wakate]

Nowadays hackers have enough means to crack 2FA and any passwords, and the probability of hacking depends only on the amount of money stored in the wallet. So don't trust words (in the era of smart contracts it's just silly) and never store funds on gambling platforms or any other websites because there are cold and hardware wallets for safe storage. Deposit in small amounts and play for fun.

Security is every company business and they ought to ensure  thag there users safety is guaranteed that is why many companies do have insurance for there users in case something unexpectedly happens to there company in order to avoid huge loses. The insurance is the only way I can be convinced that a company or casino is serious about there business and have there customers aim in there mind. Anything can happen anytime that can make hackers get access to the company server to steal funds and information that can be used to access users privacy and data.

[Queentoshi]

While other platforms face challenges, you can rest assured that your funds are SAFE with us. We've implemented cutting-edge measures to protect your money and data.

I have trust issues with casino or casino agents that speak only good about the Casino that they are representing. Because the agents are being paid for the representation, many of the opinions they have about the casino has been influenced by the pay they receive. The best recommendations come from people who have no affiliation with a company and have used their services. Your casino service may be good and really secure, but it is hard to believe and trust when it is coming from a promoter of the company.

[Slow death]

It's true that the security of people's accounts is something very important that must be taken very seriously, but when we look at casinos we realize that the biggest danger is in the casinos that are used as weapons by the casinos and not in 2fa, you You could have enriched your article by making a comparison between the number of cases of losing money due to people's negligence for not putting in 2fa vs the number of cases of losing money that people have had in casinos due to the fact that the casino used their tos as a weapon, without a doubt talking about this subject would have been much more interesting

Why are we just talking about 2fa, by the way: because you keep creating a lot of threads on this forum instead of focusing on creating your own thread and posting your stuff, but you chose to constantly create a lot of threads to promote your website, the problem with this type of promotion and that people see it as spam and don't click on your link, in other words, people lose interest in visiting your website to read more of the content of your thread, I hope you use another top marketing technique that is better than this that you have used

[Aikidoka]

Your account security should be your top priority, as the title suggests. What matters most is choosing a secure gambling site that is popular and has received many positive reviews. In addition to that, make sure to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and use a strong and complex password.

Security is really important and everyone should carefully consider it before proceeding with any online activities IMO.

[famososMuertos]

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The title of this post is an old clickbait or worn-out slogan that we only want to see in action and not as a neon sign.

Making firewood from a fallen tree is bad marketing practice but there is no always available way to put it to use.

I read about cases when 2FA does not help

Hi,
2FA works, and it is an alternative that you must follow to secure your account and casinos are obliged to always have an option like it, for the safety of our funds.

In the specific case of your comment, people, as a fundamental part of the security of assets, are decisive in being part of security failures.

Remember that 2fa is an additional layer of security, not ultimate security.

[Frankolala]

As long as it is a centralized platform,it is vulnerable to attack no matter the level of security online. 2FA doesn't guarantee 100% security because hackers are targeting big companies that are using crypto.

I don't think that any gambler will keep a huge amount of money in his online gambling wallet because he will be prone to gambling until he has exhausted the funds. The wisest thing is to only leave the amount that you can afford to lose on centralized platforms.

[topbitcoin]

Security is something that must be maintained by everyone and the safety and comfort of users must be a top priority for organizers and online gambling site service providers (platforms) or anything that involves many people.
And this should also be a concern of all of us before deciding to register on a particular gambling site or platform and we need to do as much tracking as possible about the security of that platform. Apart from that, we also need to be careful in every step we take when registering on a platform, pay close attention to each step, don't just click agree because you're lazy to read.

[Casdinyard]

I can bet my bottom dollar that 2FA is just too weak as an authentication measure nowadays, since it's not foolproof and sometimes can be cracked thanks to spoofing among other things. If you're using this to drive the benefit of your gambling site, I say there's nothing that would make us think otherwise. If a massive company like stake with a relatively strong anti-hacking feature got hacked, what can you do differently? What can you install or implement that will ensure the same thing doesn't happen to you besides 2fa?

In my opinion, no one's safe for real in this industry, unless you're using a self-custodial wallet and is only transacting in exact amounts (which you should). If you're not doing this, you're basically as vulnerable as everyone else.

[dothebeats]

2FA is no longer enough of a security feature to mitigate theft and hacks IMO. There are tools that override 2FA or pose as the one who owns the account. It's a great feature when first introduced, but as time went on, people found ways to defeat it, and that's something that doesn't sit well with me. Security researchers and professionals will eventually find a way to create an even secure authentication process, similar or even better than 2FA. But until then, we will have to rely on this feature to keep our accounts secured - it's better than nothing.

What casinos can boast right now is that they have the capability to operate even after getting hacked. Not a lot of platforms stay afloat after getting hacked, so this one's really something that I'm banking on if I want to play on the platform.

[mirakal]

This should be an announcement thread of yours but it seems that you want to discuss in here because it's placed on gambling discussion.

While it's truly a top priority of most casinos for the sake of their customers. They have to give that confidence that gambler's money and deposits are all safe.

But on this term, having a high security shouldn't be just on words. It's easy to say that a casino has a top notch security but you'll never know what's next.

Indeed, every betting platform promises top security to all its users but what happened to most of those who believed, they fall on their traps and end up losing everything they have. So yeah, it’s easier being said than done. That is why betting on a new platform brings somewhat risk. If you play on it without diligently studying all its reviews and without asking some gamblers who have been there, then you will regret eventually why you have to venture into something new and interesting just like you thought.

[dezoel]

I guess you create this thread prior to the recent Stake casino hacked incident. So expect that some Stake fan boys would attack you for this but don't worry because at the same time you can get a good impression from the others because they know that their funds are safe from your casino. I also like the fact that our data (KYC) is safe. This is one of the concern of the gamblers right now, knowing that almost all casinos know require a KYC.

There are lost of sites who have a 2FA but they are not mandatory and many people don't enable in their accounts. It make sense on why many users gets hacked but you here mandate it and a gambler can still play on your casino if they like other features that you offer.

[Kakmakr]

I guess you create this thread prior to the recent Stake casino hacked incident. So expect that some Stake fan boys would attack you for this but don't worry because at the same time you can get a good impression from the others because they know that their funds are safe from your casino. I also like the fact that our data (KYC) is safe. This is one of the concern of the gamblers right now, knowing that almost all casinos know require a KYC.

There are lost of sites who have a 2FA but they are not mandatory and many people don't enable in their accounts. It make sense on why many users gets hacked but you here mandate it and a gambler can still play on your casino if they like other features that you offer.

What make you think that any gambling site can stand up to a North Korea hacker group? The FBI Identified the Lazarus Group Cyber Actors as the hackers for the theft of $41 Million from Stake.com. 

We are not dealing with your average "Script kiddie" attack here, but rather a government sanctioned hack on a large scale. People can try to exploit this scenario and call people Stake fan boys for defending Stake.... but when the largest Crypto casino in the industry goes down, then it is just a matter of time, before the rest are targeted too.