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October 24, 2017, 08:59:31 AM
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Anonymous No More? Monero Exploit Reveals User Identities to Hackers

The researcher, Anthony Russell, says that he can actually locate Monero users through transaction broadcasts.

When users open up their Monero wallets, they connect to the peer-to-peer network, which allows users to then connect to individual wallets.

According to Russell, If the users of those wallets aren’t using TOR or I2P, you can easily determine their IPs.

One potential problem with this method is that it doesn’t necessarily differentiate between server nodes and peers. However, Russell says that this can be overcome by doing a simple whois search............

https://bitsonline.com/monero-exploit-threatens-privacy/

No shit. This is why kovi is under development... Until kovi development is complete, if you really care about privacy, than you need to broadcast your transactions from behind a vpn or tor. This shouldn't be "news" to anyone who knows anything about this project.  Something that everyone always knew or should have known spun as news. Smells like someone with an agenda spreading fud. Wankalone should take notes I guess. This is how it is done.

Kovri isn't needed to address what is being reported as an alleged 'vulnerability' (and mostly doesn't). The IP addresses of nodes on a p2p network are public and you can get them explicitly using print_cn or print_pl in the daemon or netstat (or even see geolocated addresses on a node map). These addresses by themselves tell you nothing about users or transactions.

Even if not transmitting your txs over Tor, VPN, i2p, etc. it is still very difficult for anyone other than your ISP or someone spying directly on your network connection to determine that a transaction originated at a particular node. It could possibly be done with a massive sybil attack on the network, and even then would be unreliable.

I disagree with this a bit. True you cant just look at an ip address and know who it is. But neither can one do this with a bitcoin address. Bitcoin addresses change frequently and are not tied in any way to any geographical data yet attackers use analysis techniques to identify bitcoin users quite trivially. Using similar techniques it should be even easier to uncover real identities using ip addresses than bitcoin addresses. Thus it is reasonable to assume that a compromised ip equals a compromised identity to anyone who cares enough to spend a little time and or money to suss it out.

Yes, an IP address can often be attached to a person, but that alone does not help determine how many Monero you own, where you got them, or what you are spending them on. There is no Monero 'leak' from this. There are network-level vulnerabilities that will eventually be addressed with kovri (and can be worked around today with Tor or a VPN), mostly involving your ISP actively spying on you, but that's a lot more than just an IP address.
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October 24, 2017, 02:50:19 PM
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I received few months my free monero coin from smoothie.  I'm interested to setup amd mine this coin but my problem is I don't where to start building my rigs and what are proper specs for each part of the rig is efficient. Anybody wants to help. I watch already too many guides on youtube but its all general and I'm worried about power computation because it might explode.

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October 24, 2017, 03:21:18 PM
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I received few months my free monero coin from smoothie.  I'm interested to setup amd mine this coin but my problem is I don't where to start building my rigs and what are proper specs for each part of the rig is efficient. Anybody wants to help. I watch already too many guides on youtube but its all general and I'm worried about power computation because it might explode.

I can't help except to recommend checking out here: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/
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October 24, 2017, 03:25:17 PM
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I received few months my free monero coin from smoothie.  I'm interested to setup amd mine this coin but my problem is I don't where to start building my rigs and what are proper specs for each part of the rig is efficient. Anybody wants to help. I watch already too many guides on youtube but its all general and I'm worried about power computation because it might explode.

I can't help except to recommend checking out here: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/

Checkout http://monerobenchmarks.info/list.php
7990 is a good work horse, I have a few from the good old bitcoin gpu mining days. 7850 is the most cost effective gpu you can buy, but you do need a dozen to make it worthwhile. The new Vega 56 and 64 gpus have the best hash/watt so they scale up really nice. Nvidia GPUs generally suck for cryptonight mining so stay away from them. rx 470 480 570 580 with blockchain drivers and custom memory mappings get you really good hash rate as well. Also amd ryzen CPU perform very well, almost up to par with GPUs, xenons with AES are decent as well if you have access to server farms.

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October 24, 2017, 06:47:41 PM
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https://np.reddit.com/r/LocalMonero/comments/78h8q1/help_monero_decouple_from_bitcoin_localmonero/

Monero's price is still somewhat coupled to Bitcoin's, because the vast majority of people today acquire their Monero by going through Bitcoin first. Services like LocalMonero and MoneroForCash which allow you to go directly from fiat to Monero without mandatory ID/address verification still have some work to do when it comes to breaking into the mainstream. Now, you can help decouple Monero from Bitcoin by helping us grow and earn some commission while doing it.
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October 24, 2017, 08:19:46 PM
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Can somebody, an expert, explain to me clearly and honestly why Monero does not go with the big block strategy?[/b]

Monero has a dynamic block size. Blocks will increase in maximum capacity automagically as more transactions are included on a consistent basis. Of course, on chain scaling has limitations, so off-chain stuff like some kind of lightning implementation are being looked at as well I think.

I see, I must have heard the idea from shills. It looks like competitor shills are spewing out a lot of disinformation.

I have always thought that Monero has a small block size, without looking into it, since I have read most stuff from the forum that some shills might have posted.

I am glad to see Monero being so flexible and innovative. The better it is, the more the trolls and competitor shills try to bring it down.


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October 25, 2017, 01:48:23 AM
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I read about some controversy with JAXX and XMR, too bad the author demanded free code from the dev as it's a very slick wallet. By the time it gets added I'm sure it will be from competition from other multi-wallets.
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Good news for Monero!
Today, Monero has the largest BitBay exchange hit.

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I read about some controversy with JAXX and XMR, too bad the author demanded free code from the dev as it's a very slick wallet. By the time it gets added I'm sure it will be from competition from other multi-wallets.

Isn't JAXX run by Charlie Shrem, who is such an epic scammer he managed to scam the "Dash DAO" (ROFLMFAOPIMPIRL!) scammers?  Something about a Dash debit card or ATM machine that got a ton of funding but never happened?

Better for Monero to stay far away from such tacky, sleazy, money-grubbing people.  Leave Jaxx and Shrem to their ICO bamboozling and Instamined Dash scam-tokens.


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October 25, 2017, 10:33:20 AM
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It's normal when use remote node for Gui Wallet, must wait re-sync from 0 when open the Gui Wallet?
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October 25, 2017, 02:29:41 PM
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It's normal when use remote node for Gui Wallet, must wait re-sync from 0 when open the Gui Wallet?

If you close the wallet it should normally save the process and subsequently (next time you start it) only scan new blocks. Which operating system are you using?

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Monero seems to be one of the most profitable coins for mi ers recent weeks.
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October 25, 2017, 05:56:16 PM
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Google Chrome extension caught mining monero via user’s CPU. Earlier this month, CCN reported on The Pirate Bay’s efforts to use visitor CPU to mine Monero in order to monetize the website’s traffic. The torrent index was using Coinhive, a JavaScript code that allows website admins to mine the anonymity-centric cryptocurrency using visitor resources.
Ever since The Pirate Bay used the code, various bad actors decided to seize the opportunity and start preying on people’s CPUs to mine the cryptocurrency, without asking them for consent. Recently, a Google Chrome extension dubbed “Short URL (goo.gl)” was caught using the JavaScript code by Node.js software engineer Alessandro Polidori.
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Google Chrome extension caught mining monero via user’s CPU. Earlier this month, CCN reported on The Pirate Bay’s efforts to use visitor CPU to mine Monero in order to monetize the website’s traffic. The torrent index was using Coinhive, a JavaScript code that allows website admins to mine the anonymity-centric cryptocurrency using visitor resources.
Ever since The Pirate Bay used the code, various bad actors decided to seize the opportunity and start preying on people’s CPUs to mine the cryptocurrency, without asking them for consent. Recently, a Google Chrome extension dubbed “Short URL (goo.gl)” was caught using the JavaScript code by Node.js software engineer Alessandro Polidori.

W0w, welcome to last months news! I guess you don't read this thread often do you?

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October 26, 2017, 08:48:31 AM
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Monero’s “IP Address Leak” Isn’t An Exploit And Doesn’t Affect Anonymity

http://cfd.net.au/article/moneros-ip-address-leak-isnt-exploit-and-doesnt-affect-anonymity-mon-10232017-1923.html
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October 26, 2017, 10:23:44 AM
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Good news for Monero!
Today, Monero has the largest BitBay exchange hit.


Yes it was Made MONERO PRICES MOVE $39 TESTING $100 RESISTANCE LEVEL
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October 26, 2017, 01:28:46 PM
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2320855.0
What a load of shit eh?

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October 26, 2017, 01:45:54 PM
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Left my opinion. Smiley

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October 26, 2017, 01:57:48 PM
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OMG this crap isn't even an XMR clone, fucking ETH token with ICO. This is so lame it gives shitcoins a bad name...
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October 26, 2017, 01:59:55 PM
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OMG this crap isn't even an XMR clone, fucking ETH token with ICO. This is so lame it gives shitcoins a bad name...
I'd even mine it if he forked monero like a man.

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