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[God Of Thunder]

Sometimes I do think scammers purposely target casino that are running promotional offers, different kind of people going there to get some goodies, it’s very easy to trick users that doesn’t pay attention to phishing url.

I am not sure if hackers can perform selective hacks. They must be too expert they hack a casino representative account by targeting them. I know of at least one casino representative account that was banned a few months ago because it was hacked, and the hacker started spreading malware on the internet. I used to believe hackers target almost anyone, and people fall for it because of their inexperience.

The casino representatives should not allow receiving PM from newbies. These accounts send them promotional offers in DM with phishing links and malware in them, and the casino employees fall for it. That is how their account is basically compromised.

[bitmover]

Sometimes I do think scammers purposely target casino that are running promotional offers, different kind of people going there to get some goodies, it’s very easy to trick users that doesn’t pay attention to phishing url.

I am not sure if hackers can perform selective hacks. They must be too expert they hack a casino representative account by targeting them.

I think  cookdata is referring to a social engineering attack, there is no need to hack an account. I wouldn't even say na person who performed such attack is a hacker.

He is just someone who created a fake website to steal money from users looking for easy money and bonuses

[Cookdata]

Sometimes I do think scammers purposely target casino that are running promotional offers, different kind of people going there to get some goodies, it’s very easy to trick users that doesn’t pay attention to phishing url.

I am not sure if hackers can perform selective hacks. They must be too expert they hack a casino representative account by targeting them.

I think  cookdata is referring to a social engineering attack, there is no need to hack an account. I wouldn't even say na person who performed such attack is a hacker.

He is just someone who created a fake website to steal money from users looking for easy money and bonuses

Yea, that's what I mean.

I have seen couple of phishing websites from a popular casino here take down many times, these scammers keep coming back with a new domain because it's easy for them to get victims when the casino has a juicy promotions. Most of these phishing websites has red flags but not everyone pay attention, things like register and get 400% bonus but the deposit isn't affiliated with the real casino, the deposit will be made to scammers wallet address.

[virasog]

I have seen couple of phishing websites from a popular casino here take down many times, these scammers keep coming back with a new domain because it's easy for them to get victims when the casino has a juicy promotions. Most of these phishing websites has red flags but not everyone pay attention, things like register and get 400% bonus but the deposit isn't affiliated with the real casino, the deposit will be made to scammers wallet address.

The reason why these scammers keep coming back even after their scam phish sites get block as it is easy and cheap to get the domain and make a clone of the original scam site and even if one or two people put deposit in the phished casino sites, their cost of setting up such scam business is recovered and they keep on continue this work.

The problem is with us, the gamblers, who do not understand how to remain safe in online world and not get scammed of these techniques used by the scammers. If everyone start to pay attention to detail, it will discourage these scammers automatically as then there would be very few victims of these phished sites.

[DrBeer]

Regarding phishing. Why not use variations on the theme of 2FA verification on the website? Through the same mobile app, for example, by generating a unique QR code. With a response in the form of a digital code that must match the code in the app? To bypass such a solution, you would need to hack the platform itself to understand how the “response code” is generated, since it must be shown to the user so that they can compare it with the code in the app, which is generated by the BITZ.io platform itself.

[khaled0111]

Regarding phishing. Why not use variations on the theme of 2FA verification on the website? Through the same mobile app, for example, by generating a unique QR code. With a response in the form of a digital code that must match the code in the app?

In my opinion, any reputable casino must have good security measures that can improve account safety such as 2fa, email confirmations or even addresses whitelisting (although the latter is no longer offered by many service providers). These features, which are easy to implement and don’t cost much, at least from what I know, add an extra layer of security and can help keep users’ funds safe and prevent hackers from being able to withdraw the victim’s funds.

[MusaMohamed]

In my opinion, any reputable casino must have good security measures that can improve account safety such as 2fa, email confirmations or even addresses whitelisting (although the latter is no longer offered by many service providers). These features, which are easy to implement and don’t cost much, at least from what I know, add an extra layer of security and can help keep users’ funds safe and prevent hackers from being able to withdraw the victim’s funds.

Casinos as business can build up security layers and provide them to their customers but customers at their side must understand about security and how to secure their accounts from passwords for accounts, emails, 2FA for accounts and emails, and more.

Always have backups of passwords, 2FA and other things for account security and recovery later.

The security checklist is helpful for practice in order to have better security and maintain it with time.

[DrBeer]

Regarding phishing. Why not use variations on the theme of 2FA verification on the website? Through the same mobile app, for example, by generating a unique QR code. With a response in the form of a digital code that must match the code in the app?

In my opinion, any reputable casino must have good security measures that can improve account safety such as 2fa, email confirmations or even addresses whitelisting (although the latter is no longer offered by many service providers). These features, which are easy to implement and don’t cost much, at least from what I know, add an extra layer of security and can help keep users’ funds safe and prevent hackers from being able to withdraw the victim’s funds.

I completely agree and fully support the idea that if a platform handles client funds, it should also make efforts to ensure that it is secure. BITZ is an excellent, convenient, and actively developing gaming platform, and I have already suggested at least two options that would make it more secure. The first option was to minimize the risks associated with phishing sites by using a single SSL certificate for alternative domains, plus certificate signature verification. This is a very simple and very effective solution. In general, any additional security method adds a significant number of problems for people with malicious intentions.

[God Of Thunder]

Yea, that's what I mean.

I have seen couple of phishing websites from a popular casino here take down many times, these scammers keep coming back with a new domain because it's easy for them to get victims when the casino has a juicy promotions. Most of these phishing websites has red flags but not everyone pay attention, things like register and get 400% bonus but the deposit isn't affiliated with the real casino, the deposit will be made to scammers wallet address.

I think I have seen a Telegram bot that claims to offer a deposit bonus for known casinos. For example, I saw a bot named Stake Deposit Bonus Bot, which requires a deposit to receive huge bonuses. In reality, these are scams, and any veteran casino player should be aware of this. I think they mainly target newbies or people who are hunting for bonuses and do not even want to verify the legitimacy of the bonuses.

I myself became a victim of a phishing hack almost a year ago. I just ignored the URL and connected my metamask wallet to a phishing website which actually drained my entire wallet across the chains except for one chain. 

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[gunhell16]

Sometimes I do think scammers purposely target casino that are running promotional offers, different kind of people going there to get some goodies, it’s very easy to trick users that doesn’t pay attention to phishing url.

I am not sure if hackers can perform selective hacks. They must be too expert they hack a casino representative account by targeting them. I know of at least one casino representative account that was banned a few months ago because it was hacked, and the hacker started spreading malware on the internet. I used to believe hackers target almost anyone, and people fall for it because of their inexperience.

The casino representatives should not allow receiving PM from newbies. These accounts send them promotional offers in DM with phishing links and malware in them, and the casino employees fall for it. That is how their account is basically compromised.

I also agree with your points, dude, and you’re really right about this. Maybe the problem with some of their staff is that they’re not aware of the attacks being done by these hackers through phishing links, which most of their team members don’t really know about either.

And I guess most online casinos, especially here in the crypto space, are aware of hackers, right? So that means they also have some kind of countermeasures
that they use against the malware these hackers try to plant, right?

[God Of Thunder]

I also agree with your points, dude, and you’re really right about this. Maybe the problem with some of their staff is that they’re not aware of the attacks being done by these hackers through phishing links, which most of their team members don’t really know about either.

And I guess most online casinos, especially here in the crypto space, are aware of hackers, right? So that means they also have some kind of countermeasures
that they use against the malware these hackers try to plant, right?

I know most of the casino staff are familiar with the basics and how to avoid being hacked. But sometimes people can be deceived. If they receive a PM from a high-ranked hacked account and don't notice the account is hacked, they may visit the link to check the offers, which could also lead to account hacking. As I mentioned in my previous post, I was also a victim of phishing. It's not all about how expert you are. Sometimes it depends on yourself and how carefully you browse the internet. I got hacked just because I ignored the URL.

[Bitz_Casino]

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[Don Pedro Dinero]

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Here're all our mirrors:
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http://3bitz.vip
https://bitz12.club
https://bitz19.io

I tried the last one and it let me in. I suppose the others will work too, but since I've tried one and it worked for me, I haven't tried the others. If anyone has any problems, please let bitz.io know.

[yhiaali3]

Friendly bump for this bitz.io thread.

In addition, I would like to bring here the mirror links, as I tried to enter the casino using bitz.io, but was unable to do so, and had to search for them a couple of pages back. So, if anyone is looking for them, they are available here:

Here're all our mirrors:
https://5bitz.net
http://3bitz.vip
https://bitz12.club
https://bitz19.io

I tried the last one and it let me in. I suppose the others will work too, but since I've tried one and it worked for me, I haven't tried the others. If anyone has any problems, please let bitz.io know.

Thank you for sharing the official links here. I tried all the links and they all work well, but the first one was the fastest, so it's the best for me.

Given to the slow internet in my country, the first link is the preferred option because it opens faster than the others, although they all work well but suffer from a slight delay.

[Bitz_Casino]

Here're all our mirrors:
https://5bitz.net
http://3bitz.vip
https://bitz12.club
https://bitz19.io

Thank you for sharing the official links here. I tried all the links and they all work well, but the first one was the fastest, so it's the best for me.

Given to the slow internet in my country, the first link is the preferred option because it opens faster than the others, although they all work well but suffer from a slight delay.

You're welcome

[hero_the_bossman]

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Today, there is more drive in the slots 🎰
and each spin seems to be more accurate, drawing you in to see how your bet will perform. No noise, just pure interest and steady excitement.

I lost the opportunity to look into the thread in due time.. But I think that the next time, you could add up a promo code to said visual It would be nice.

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[Bitz_Casino]

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It’s a good moment to pause, exhale, and simply enjoy the evening with:
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[gunhell16]

Sometimes I do think scammers purposely target casino that are running promotional offers, different kind of people going there to get some goodies, it’s very easy to trick users that doesn’t pay attention to phishing url.

I am not sure if hackers can perform selective hacks. They must be too expert they hack a casino representative account by targeting them. I know of at least one casino representative account that was banned a few months ago because it was hacked, and the hacker started spreading malware on the internet. I used to believe hackers target almost anyone, and people fall for it because of their inexperience.

The casino representatives should not allow receiving PM from newbies. These accounts send them promotional offers in DM with phishing links and malware in them, and the casino employees fall for it. That is how their account is basically compromised.

To be honest, these hackers are really concerning for most of the gambling community. If they're smart, we should also be smart or even smarter than them so we don't fall into their traps through phishing or malware or bugs.

Imagine, they don't discriminate as long as they have or see an opportunity, they really won't waste any chance to exploit it. So if the victim has no knowledge about it,
they're really pitiful because they don't know they're already in the hands of hackers without even realizing it.