Lauda
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July 16, 2014, 10:43:58 PM |
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Which bitcoin wallet are you using?
If you are using bitcoin core, click "File", "Sign message", enter your bitcoin address and messsage, and finally click the "Sign Message" button.
I did this the first time today. I got my signature, so what do I do with it? How do I check this message?
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"The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks" 😼 Bitcoin Core ( onion)
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hollowframe
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July 16, 2014, 11:42:57 PM |
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Sorry to hijack the thread, but I decided to post one of my btc addresses in case my account were to get hacked. Id appreciate someone to quote this as well..
thanks...
PS sorry for you hacking loss.
Bigasic btc address 13NgZkHnzSgku8qR7uoBVisSm5n2pdhz2o
Quoting doesn't help - quotes can be faked and the post deleted. I reccommend sending a message to DefaultTrust, going to the Outbox, hovering over the link of your PM and writing down the ID (number at the end). If you posted a message in the auction section of these forums then your address will be safe as you cannot edit nor delete these messages.
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Baitty
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July 16, 2014, 11:47:49 PM |
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Sorry to hijack the thread, but I decided to post one of my btc addresses in case my account were to get hacked. Id appreciate someone to quote this as well..
thanks...
PS sorry for you hacking loss.
Bigasic btc address 13NgZkHnzSgku8qR7uoBVisSm5n2pdhz2o
Quoting doesn't help - quotes can be faked and the post deleted. I reccommend sending a message to DefaultTrust, going to the Outbox, hovering over the link of your PM and writing down the ID (number at the end). If you posted a message in the auction section of these forums then your address will be safe as you cannot edit nor delete these messages. But proving you posted that address and own that address could be a different story the hacker could of had hold of the account for a long time and posted that address.
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Currently held as collateral by monbux
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acs267
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July 17, 2014, 12:04:41 AM |
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Sorry to hijack the thread, but I decided to post one of my btc addresses in case my account were to get hacked. Id appreciate someone to quote this as well..
thanks...
PS sorry for you hacking loss.
Bigasic btc address 13NgZkHnzSgku8qR7uoBVisSm5n2pdhz2o
Quoting doesn't help - quotes can be faked and the post deleted. I reccommend sending a message to DefaultTrust, going to the Outbox, hovering over the link of your PM and writing down the ID (number at the end). If you posted a message in the auction section of these forums then your address will be safe as you cannot edit nor delete these messages. But proving you posted that address and own that address could be a different story the hacker could of had hold of the account for a long time and posted that address. And, what would happen if you switched to a new address? It would be hard proving that you're the owner of the account, I'm guessing.
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Brewins
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July 17, 2014, 02:11:30 AM |
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I thought secret questions could not be changed. They are meant to be a passworld you won't be typing everywhere, so the keylogers won't catch, then no need to change if you use a strong secret passworld with maximum length and store it in some vault or something.
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hollowframe
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July 17, 2014, 02:27:46 AM |
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Sorry to hijack the thread, but I decided to post one of my btc addresses in case my account were to get hacked. Id appreciate someone to quote this as well..
thanks...
PS sorry for you hacking loss.
Bigasic btc address 13NgZkHnzSgku8qR7uoBVisSm5n2pdhz2o
Quoting doesn't help - quotes can be faked and the post deleted. I reccommend sending a message to DefaultTrust, going to the Outbox, hovering over the link of your PM and writing down the ID (number at the end). If you posted a message in the auction section of these forums then your address will be safe as you cannot edit nor delete these messages. But proving you posted that address and own that address could be a different story the hacker could of had hold of the account for a long time and posted that address. That would be why you would post your address in a auction listing early on when you first create your account, or when your account reaches any meaningful status (has positive trust, is a Senior Member or above). It would be easy to prove that you owned that address as you could simply sign a message with your wallet from that address.
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Lieji
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July 17, 2014, 02:55:47 AM |
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Which bitcoin wallet are you using?
If you are using bitcoin core, click "File", "Sign message", enter your bitcoin address and messsage, and finally click the "Sign Message" button.
I did this the first time today. I got my signature, so what do I do with it? How do I check this message? IMO, the easiest way is to use https://brainwallet.github.io/#verify.
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eid
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July 17, 2014, 06:22:35 AM |
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Sorry to hijack the thread, but I decided to post one of my btc addresses in case my account were to get hacked. Id appreciate someone to quote this as well..
thanks...
PS sorry for you hacking loss.
Bigasic btc address 13NgZkHnzSgku8qR7uoBVisSm5n2pdhz2o
Quoting doesn't help - quotes can be faked and the post deleted. I reccommend sending a message to DefaultTrust, going to the Outbox, hovering over the link of your PM and writing down the ID (number at the end). If you posted a message in the auction section of these forums then your address will be safe as you cannot edit nor delete these messages. But proving you posted that address and own that address could be a different story the hacker could of had hold of the account for a long time and posted that address. And, what would happen if you switched to a new address? It would be hard proving that you're the owner of the account, I'm guessing. You would keep the old address too, knowing that you used it for account verification.
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eid
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July 17, 2014, 06:37:51 AM |
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Which bitcoin wallet are you using?
If you are using bitcoin core, click "File", "Sign message", enter your bitcoin address and messsage, and finally click the "Sign Message" button.
I did this the first time today. I got my signature, so what do I do with it? How do I check this message? Go to the "verify message" tab, insert the address which signed the message, the message body and the signature, and click the verify button.
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