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[mv1986]

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[PX-Z]

@everyone who thinks KYC is only there to catch scammers, this is not the case and you mostly hear forum members talk about KYC that way when they haven't been around for very long.

Technically, KYC are just mandatory shit from its casino regulation bodies. And usually it is implemented with a third party company that is licensed to so it. As KYC for an account, any the same habit, footprints, practice, device usually tag as multi accounting, then lastly, KYC to prove it.

Data theft, if it really hits you hard, can destroy you.

It's a norm, everything in the internet to prove yourself that you are a person and not just a bot or someone, KYC is mandatory, but because of those breaches, selling personal info, due to ads, scams, sales, marketing, etc. it becomes worst. So provide your personal info only to those you think trustworthy enough.

[Odusko]

@everyone who thinks KYC is only there to catch scammers, this is not the case and you mostly hear forum members talk about KYC that way when they haven't been around for very long.

Technically, KYC are just mandatory shit from its casino regulation bodies. And usually it is implemented with a third party company that is licensed to so it. As KYC for an account, any the same habit, footprints, practice, device usually tag as multi accounting, then lastly, KYC to prove it.

Data theft, if it really hits you hard, can destroy you.

It's a norm, everything in the internet to prove yourself that you are a person and not just a bot or someone, KYC is mandatory, but because of those breaches, selling personal info, due to ads, scams, sales, marketing, etc. it becomes worst. So provide your personal info only to those you think trustworthy enough.

Stealing KYC Datas from online casinos is not that easy and anytime you sees that there is a case of identity theft via KYC datas you definitely spot an insiders games there so for sure kyc to some level is quite safe unless you do it on a fraudulent platform that parade themselves as online cryptocurrency casinos but are just bad actors, who just get gamblers data and sell it out to scammers.

[Beparanf]

Stealing KYC Datas from online casinos is not that easy and anytime you sees that there is a case of identity theft via KYC datas you definitely spot an insiders games there so for sure kyc to some level is quite safe unless you do it on a fraudulent platform that parade themselves as online cryptocurrency casinos but are just bad actors, who just get gamblers data and sell it out to scammers.

Yes it’s hard but there’s already multiple incidents that casino KYC database was stolen by hacker which not that surprising because all online services has risk to be exploited.

That’s why we should play only casino that has a good reputation so that we can assure that they are trying to their best to secure their customers data.

Most of the casino nowadays requires KYC even the new one so we should be vigilant on what casino we are using.

[OcTradism]

Stealing KYC Datas from online casinos is not that easy and anytime you sees that there is a case of identity theft via KYC datas you definitely spot an insiders games there so for sure kyc to some level is quite safe unless you do it on a fraudulent platform that parade themselves as online cryptocurrency casinos but are just bad actors, who just get gamblers data and sell it out to scammers.

Is it really hard, I am not sure how did you know about that.

Online and centralized casinos are similar to all other centralized platforms that can have risk of data breach and user data can be stolen or sold to bad people. If it is a sale deal, nothing to discuss about the company because they are too irreponsible with their business and customers. However, if it is from a single staff who is greedy and irresponsible, it possibly damages the business reputation too.

KYC is always risky as it has many personal identity documents and if KYC data is hacked, stolen, it will be nightmare for massive customers on any platform.

Why KYC is extremely dangerous – and useless

[PX-Z]

KYC is always risky as it has many personal identity documents and if KYC data is hacked, stolen, it will be nightmare for massive customers on any platform.

Once personal information gets leaked in a data breach, it can easily be copied and spread through multiple sales or even end up publicly posted on darknet forums, and yeah, it's a nightmare.
The last time I experienced something like this was during the Ledger's customer data breach. After that, I started getting tons of spam emails and even unwanted phone calls.

[Ultegra134]

Is it really hard, I am not sure how did you know about that.

Online and centralized casinos are similar to all other centralized platforms that can have risk of data breach and user data can be stolen or sold to bad people. If it is a sale deal, nothing to discuss about the company because they are too irreponsible with their business and customers. However, if it is from a single staff who is greedy and irresponsible, it possibly damages the business reputation too.

KYC is always risky as it has many personal identity documents and if KYC data is hacked, stolen, it will be nightmare for massive customers on any platform.

Why KYC is extremely dangerous – and useless

KYC is almost impossible to avoid. All centralised services now require it due to regulations, and a data breach is always possible, whether it's a casino, an exchange or any other platform. Once data is stolen, it's leaked on darknet markets and forums, and nothing can change it. Unfortunately, KYC is extremely vulnerable to human error, a simple employee can access most, if not all of your data. Companies have been hacked due to incompetence of employees, clicking malicious links they received, allowing full access to their systems.

[Asiska02]

Stealing KYC Datas from online casinos is not that easy and anytime you sees that there is a case of identity theft via KYC datas you definitely spot an insiders games there so for sure kyc to some level is quite safe unless you do it on a fraudulent platform that parade themselves as online cryptocurrency casinos but are just bad actors, who just get gamblers data and sell it out to scammers.

KYC might have its function explicitly defined but when it becomes compromised, it then makes even the initial purpose of it not interesting anymore. Data breach in a company that holds large amount of personal information of their customers is very dangerous and if such happens, companies will have to face the consequences of allowing a data breach into people’s personal data that is suppose to be accessible to only the company for prevention against money laundering and making sure of compliance with the regulations. They need to protect people’s data by all means and for their own integrity also as a reliable company where personal data is saved with.

[shasan]

KYC might have its function explicitly defined but when it becomes compromised, it then makes even the initial purpose of it not interesting anymore. Data breach in a company that holds large amount of personal information of their customers is very dangerous and if such happens, companies will have to face the consequences of allowing a data breach into people’s personal data that is suppose to be accessible to only the company for prevention against money laundering and making sure of compliance with the regulations. They need to protect people’s data by all means and for their own integrity also as a reliable company where personal data is saved with.

If any site that takes KYC documents and sells the document to another party, then howcan  to identify that if they do not disclose and/or if they do not mention about the data breach. As the data can be shared from various sites, we usually use various types of websites each day.

[maydna]

KYC might have its function explicitly defined but when it becomes compromised, it then makes even the initial purpose of it not interesting anymore. Data breach in a company that holds large amount of personal information of their customers is very dangerous and if such happens, companies will have to face the consequences of allowing a data breach into people’s personal data that is suppose to be accessible to only the company for prevention against money laundering and making sure of compliance with the regulations. They need to protect people’s data by all means and for their own integrity also as a reliable company where personal data is saved with.

If any site that takes KYC documents and sells the document to another party, then howcan  to identify that if they do not disclose and/or if they do not mention about the data breach. As the data can be shared from various sites, we usually use various types of websites each day.

Customer will not know if their documents has ben sold to other parties. If the stealer don't make it public, I mean he is not sell in public, no one will know. But usually, the stealer will sell in an underground forum and some of them will tell from where the document come from but other will keep it secret.

It is like you get an offers via SMS from many parties. They get the data from the marketing and they are sharing their customer data to others by selling it or give it. It is why we as a customer must be selective choosing the site where we want to KYC. That will prevent the data breach that may happen on that site.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

It is like you get an offers via SMS from many parties. They get the data from the marketing and they are sharing their customer data to others by selling it or give it. It is why we as a customer must be selective choosing the site where we want to KYC. That will prevent the data breach that may happen on that site.

Your phone number is controlled by government and telecommunication company, so your SMS is not private. You SIM can be targeted of SIM port attacks and you can lose access to it while you don't know.

Beware of SIM port attacks.

I would like to receive important information not via my phone number SIM as I seriously concern about many risks. If I can create an account on a platform without a phone number and registration confirm message with it, it would be my favorite choice.

Not only this, 2FA is better set up without a phone number, an email address or anything centralized and not private.

[pusaka]

KYC might have its function explicitly defined but when it becomes compromised, it then makes even the initial purpose of it not interesting anymore. Data breach in a company that holds large amount of personal information of their customers is very dangerous and if such happens, companies will have to face the consequences of allowing a data breach into people’s personal data that is suppose to be accessible to only the company for prevention against money laundering and making sure of compliance with the regulations. They need to protect people’s data by all means and for their own integrity also as a reliable company where personal data is saved with.

If any site that takes KYC documents and sells the document to another party, then howcan  to identify that if they do not disclose and/or if they do not mention about the data breach. As the data can be shared from various sites, we usually use various types of websites each day.

Yes, no one will know our data has been leaked, because only they know. Unless they make a mistake that leads to detection and suspicion of a violation (leaking user data). Of course, that's difficult to uncover, and again, you're right that no one will know.

However, as users, we should be aware of such risks. So, before completing KYC, we should do so consciously and without coercion from others. So, it's up to us, because if we want to play there, we must be willing to comply with the rules. If we don't, we can find a casino that doesn't have such rules.

[PX-Z]

If any site that takes KYC documents and sells the document to another party, then howcan  to identify that if they do not disclose and/or if they do not mention about the data breach. As the data can be shared from various sites, we usually use various types of websites each day.

Yes, no one will know our data has been leaked, because only they know. Unless they make a mistake that leads to detection and suspicion of a violation (leaking user data). Of course, that's difficult to uncover, and again, you're right that no one will know.

Unless, you are one of those who is submitting your personal info (KYC) to many sites then yes, you wouldn't know that your info is leak. Because if you just submit your KYC for 1 or 2 site you will know your info got leak especially when you received random spam emails, got registered on other sites without you doing it, random calls, etc.

[Wiwo]

If any site that takes KYC documents and sells the document to another party, then howcan  to identify that if they do not disclose and/or if they do not mention about the data breach. As the data can be shared from various sites, we usually use various types of websites each day.

Yes, no one will know our data has been leaked, because only they know. Unless they make a mistake that leads to detection and suspicion of a violation (leaking user data). Of course, that's difficult to uncover, and again, you're right that no one will know.

Unless, you are one of those who is submitting your personal info (KYC) to many sites then yes, you wouldn't know that your info is leak. Because if you just submit your KYC for 1 or 2 site you will know your info got leak especially when you received random spam emails, got registered on other sites without you doing it, random calls, etc.

Aside from the manual way to detect your data being stolen and used for identity compromising activities, have some tools that i may share you the link on requests where you can detect datas amd documents that are already being misused by identity thefts.

But sure, what one need to do is to minimise how many sites you do kyc on and try to stick to reputable services and sont follow offers that promises high returns but ask for your documents.

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 Or is it normal for you guys?

[leonair]

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Are you having the same problem? Tried both and it's still the same so currently can't login with the reason in the picture.

Is this because of my own browser or bad Internet?
 Or is it normal for you guys?

This problem is due to the cloud fair protection of the side. When you use the SIM internet, your IP may change due to receiving signals from different towers at different times. Again, when you use VPN, your network IP will change. And at that time you may be asked to fill in a new captcha. This problem is not only for you, I think everyone faces such problems who switch to different network IPs at different times. I myself face such problems

[PX-Z]

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Are you having the same problem? Tried both and it's still the same so currently can't login with the reason in the picture.

Is this because of my own browser or bad Internet?
 Or is it normal for you guys?

Both domain works for me perfectly, i just tried it.

Have you try to clear cache? If the issue is about recaptcha, if were talking about Google recaptcha, this only means that probably suspects suspicious act from your browsing activity.

[khiholangkang]

KYC might have its function explicitly defined but when it becomes compromised, it then makes even the initial purpose of it not interesting anymore. Data breach in a company that holds large amount of personal information of their customers is very dangerous and if such happens, companies will have to face the consequences of allowing a data breach into people’s personal data that is suppose to be accessible to only the company for prevention against money laundering and making sure of compliance with the regulations. They need to protect people’s data by all means and for their own integrity also as a reliable company where personal data is saved with.

If any site that takes KYC documents and sells the document to another party, then howcan  to identify that if they do not disclose and/or if they do not mention about the data breach. As the data can be shared from various sites, we usually use various types of websites each day.

Yes, no one will know our data has been leaked, because only they know. Unless they make a mistake that leads to detection and suspicion of a violation (leaking user data). Of course, that's difficult to uncover, and again, you're right that no one will know.

However, as users, we should be aware of such risks. So, before completing KYC, we should do so consciously and without coercion from others. So, it's up to us, because if we want to play there, we must be willing to comply with the rules. If we don't, we can find a casino that doesn't have such rules.

I agree with this (talking about data leaks, no one will know), and we need to be more conscious in everything we do as a form of long-term risk management. Today, most casinos require KYC as a form of implementing government regulations as a requirement for casino operations to follow up on fraud and money laundering committed intentionally by certain individuals. This kind of thing is very difficult to avoid, as it is a conservative measure taken by the government.

If you don't want to do KYC, it's better to find another provider. Don't force yourself with something that scares you.

If any site that takes KYC documents and sells the document to another party, then howcan  to identify that if they do not disclose and/or if they do not mention about the data breach. As the data can be shared from various sites, we usually use various types of websites each day.

Yes, no one will know our data has been leaked, because only they know. Unless they make a mistake that leads to detection and suspicion of a violation (leaking user data). Of course, that's difficult to uncover, and again, you're right that no one will know.

Unless, you are one of those who is submitting your personal info (KYC) to many sites then yes, you wouldn't know that your info is leak. Because if you just submit your KYC for 1 or 2 site you will know your info got leak especially when you received random spam emails, got registered on other sites without you doing it, random calls, etc.

Unfortunately, the number used isn't just for registering with the casino; several applications also use the same number, such as exchanges or other interaction platforms on web 3 or web 2. It's certainly very difficult to verify whether the caller is from a casino leak or another data leak.

[Ultegra134]

Aside from the manual way to detect your data being stolen and used for identity compromising activities, have some tools that i may share you the link on requests where you can detect datas amd documents that are already being misused by identity thefts.

But sure, what one need to do is to minimise how many sites you do kyc on and try to stick to reputable services and sont follow offers that promises high returns but ask for your documents.

Are you talking about haveibeenpwned? As long as you check every single one of your email addresses, then perhaps you can accurately detect if your personal details have been leaked. My old address had been leaked quite a few times, and unfortunately, once your details are out in the darknet, they remain there forever. Unfortunately, we can't predict if we're going to be a victim of a data leak, as many websites may end up hacked/exploited, but it's always best to avoid KYC documents when possible.

Casinos are deemed quite safe, because they're dealing with huge sums of money, but nothing is guaranteed and may happen at any time.

[Asiska02]

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If any site that takes KYC documents and sells the document to another party, then howcan  to identify that if they do not disclose and/or if they do not mention about the data breach. As the data can be shared from various sites, we usually use various types of websites each day.

Many websites we visit and submit our personal information to are most times because we trust them, you can’t just give your personal details to a website you just come across without knowing of their virility with such informations. It may not be easy to know the site that may have sold your data out, but it is also much possible that it may be the most recent one you’ve uploaded your personal information to especially if you have some reservations about them at the time of even registering and providing this personal details. That is why you only give your personal info to where is trusted and have good reputation of trust from existing users.