[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[phishead]

what XMR think about financing north koreas nuclear program? do you have an army in case someone come to kill you in retaliation?

Bitcoin and US Dollar have a long history of funding crime and terrorism. Actually all successful means of payment do.
So unless you use seashells as payment you are in the same boat. Do you have "an army"?
And btw, you mean an entire army, with tanks and submarines and aircraft carriers?

naahhh. i mean do u think ppl in xmr are willing to die for it? thats what i mean by army

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When I have nothing to say, my lips are sealed
Say something once, why say it again?

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[Psycho_Killer_]

was thinkin bout putting btc in xmr bur ur all gay little bitchez who wont even die 4 what u belive. dash = way better anon option coz they havr ppl who stand by theyre shit

[Millionero]

was thinkin bout putting btc in xmr bur ur all gay little bitchez who wont even die 4 what u belive. dash = way better anon option coz they havr ppl who stand by theyre shit

[Psycho_Killer_]

was thinkin bout putting btc in xmr bur ur all gay little bitchez who wont even die 4 what u belive. dash = way better anon option coz they havr ppl who stand by theyre shit

https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/threatlevel/2012/12/ff_mcafee_large.jpg

u crazy mothefucker. im in

[TomiJerry]

Analysts at a US cybersecurity firm have detected an apparent new installer for a virus that mines Monero and sends it to a university in Pyongyang, North Korea.

As the cybersecurity firm AlienVault reported Jan. 8, the malware surfaced around Christmas Eve and contains facilities that automatically deposit Monero to a wallet associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/newly-detected-malware-mines-monero-sends-it-to-north-korean-university

[Anon136]

contains facilities that automatically deposit Monero to a wallet associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University.

The first instance I have seen of the exploitation of the vulnerability that sub-addresses is intended to fix. We can't get sub addresses soon enough.

[explorer]

contains facilities that automatically deposit Monero to a wallet associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University.

The first instance I have seen of the exploitation of the vulnerability that sub-addresses is intended to fix. We can't get sub addresses soon enough.

Haven't read the 'article', but is it believable?  I've found in recent years that anything with NK in the headline (or cointelegraph in the address bar) is frequently FUD or sensationalism.  Is there a source?  Regardless,  sub-addresses incoming in days, IIUC.

[dEBRUYNE]

I am using a Monero wallet that I downloaded many months ago. Is it still supported?

Also, if I have my Monero in the developers wallet, will I get additional coins if there is a hardfork?

Thanks,  G.P.

1. You'll have to upgrade in advance of the hard fork. There'll be ample time to do this though and it'll be announced well in advance.

2. No. This is a consensual scheduled protocol upgrade.

[smooth]

contains facilities that automatically deposit Monero to a wallet associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University.

The first instance I have seen of the exploitation of the vulnerability that sub-addresses is intended to fix. We can't get sub addresses soon enough.

A good question would be how they determined that the wallet was 'associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University' in the first place.

[ozkraut]

contains facilities that automatically deposit Monero to a wallet associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University.

The first instance I have seen of the exploitation of the vulnerability that sub-addresses is intended to fix. We can't get sub addresses soon enough.

A good question would be how they determined that the wallet was 'associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University' in the first place.

the allegation involves a pool url in the miner that is linked to NK. Not the address directly, is what I hear.
SHUK is suppose. Should have used KOVRI. Soon tm

[alexeyneu]

In addition, the official Monero GUI doesn't use the RPC layer, and directly implements the libwallet_api for all its wallet functions.

I don't understand who'd say this but it's not true.Current gui does nothing more then use remote procedure calls. ie you have monero-wallet-rpc.exe in main dir.
update:
seems to be this calls're not related to wallet itself

[heropeter8]

Analysts at a US cybersecurity firm have detected an apparent new installer for a virus that mines Monero and sends it to a university in Pyongyang, North Korea.

As the cybersecurity firm AlienVault reported Jan. 8, the malware surfaced around Christmas Eve and contains facilities that automatically deposit Monero to a wallet associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/newly-detected-malware-mines-monero-sends-it-to-north-korean-university

How to determine the wallet address associated with North Korea's Kim Il Sung University?

[Globb0]

Analysts at a US cybersecurity firm have detected an apparent new installer for a virus that mines Monero and sends it to a university in Pyongyang, North Korea.

As the cybersecurity firm AlienVault reported Jan. 8, the malware surfaced around Christmas Eve and contains facilities that automatically deposit Monero to a wallet associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/newly-detected-malware-mines-monero-sends-it-to-north-korean-university

How to determine the wallet address associated with North Korea's Kim Il Sung University?

They have already hacked the machines is what I'm thinking, its  university. Would be a softer target than military.

[Hueristic]

Analysts at a US cybersecurity firm have detected an apparent new installer for a virus that mines Monero and sends it to a university in Pyongyang, North Korea.

As the cybersecurity firm AlienVault reported Jan. 8, the malware surfaced around Christmas Eve and contains facilities that automatically deposit Monero to a wallet associated with North Korea’s Kim Il Sung University.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/newly-detected-malware-mines-monero-sends-it-to-north-korean-university

How to determine the wallet address associated with North Korea's Kim Il Sung University?

I'm guessing it's the packets being sent to a pool there and the article is poorly worded, they have no clue where any XMR coins are going.

[Destiner]

I did my research about Monero and took notes in the way. Based on my notes, I wrote a short (2-3 min) review. Might be helpful for newcomers who want to understand the Monero a bit more.
https://longcaller.com/coin/monero.html

[BennyOnions]

How do you think DeepOnion stacks up against the more known privacy coins?

[explorer]

How do you think DeepOnion stacks up against the more known privacy coins?

Like an onion stacks up to a Volkswagen.  They have nothing in common.  Onioncoin is bitcoin over TOR.  It has no privacy, just another transparent blockchain.

[alexeyneu]

it's two different privacy aspects: who sends a money and how much.
it's overlapped on one.

[Anon136]

it's two different privacy aspects: who sends a money and how much.
it's overlapped on one.

Sender, amount and receiver are all opaque. This is not an implication that is spun out of the idea that senders are obfuscated but actually a separate technology. Ring signatures are used to obfuscate senders while one time addresses anonymize receivers.

[crypt0baws]

The Monero community has been looking forward to hardware wallet integration for some time now. A community member is currently working on a self-developed project. Furthermore, Ledger has confirmed they will add XMR support. Up until now, there was no real deadline for finalizing this integration. The developer working on it is advancing significantly. In fact, the integration may be completed sooner than people assume.

This is what I'm really looking forward to. Picked up a couple of new Ledgers over the holidays, can't wait to be able to stick my XMR on there.