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[starmman]

Indeed, I'm not investing a huge amount in SD due to the risk, my passwords are very secure - but you can never 100% trust server security even if the passwords are hashed

It doesn't matter how secure your passwords are if you re-use them. In my experience watching people trying to crack accounts, I'd say having a weak password is actually better than a super strong reused password. (But of course, you're best off using a password manager or  sha256("super secure password" + siteName) as your password

I'm using LastPass to generate all my passwords and have a different 20+ char password for each account I have. I think thats pretty secure. I never use the same password twice. There is a risk with the LastPass password as the key is encrypted online but requires 2FA and an enormous password to unlock/decrypt.

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[Bitcoin Foundation]

Hi I have recently invested in the bankroll - is their 2FA on Satoshi Dice?

Can't seem to find it if there is

There's currently no 2FA but we are working on adding it!

As an incentive, I'll certainly add more to the bankroll if you do add 2FA to the site. I'm sure many others will too... (No rush though, best to make sure its secure and tested well)

This is the main purpose of having such security measures in place like 2FA because people hold a lot of money, in this case bitcoin, in their accounts and don't want them comprised in the slightest.
God forbid if someone just used a password generator and got luckly on one poor soul's account.

and SD is so large and well known that it is pulling many hackers to try their luck, so if you only need a password it is only a matter of time before someone succeeds.

Indeed, I'm not investing a huge amount in SD due to the risk, my passwords are very secure - but you can never 100% trust server security even if the passwords are hashed

SD does not have that much of coins in their hotwallet makes it pretty safe with major investments. no one can take out larger sums of coins without SD must manually fill hotwallet and it becomes an additional control.

[Satosh¡ Domains]

Indeed, I'm not investing a huge amount in SD due to the risk, my passwords are very secure - but you can never 100% trust server security even if the passwords are hashed

It doesn't matter how secure your passwords are if you re-use them. In my experience watching people trying to crack accounts, I'd say having a weak password is actually better than a super strong reused password. (But of course, you're best off using a password manager or  sha256("super secure password" + siteName) as your password

I'm using LastPass to generate all my passwords and have a different 20+ char password for each account I have. I think thats pretty secure. I never use the same password twice. There is a risk with the LastPass password as the key is encrypted online but requires 2FA and an enormous password to unlock/decrypt.

so many idiots who use the same password on all sites, and then they think that a reputable site such as SD has been hacked and none of the other 20 sites where they use the same password.

[hughsjack]

Indeed, I'm not investing a huge amount in SD due to the risk, my passwords are very secure - but you can never 100% trust server security even if the passwords are hashed

It doesn't matter how secure your passwords are if you re-use them. In my experience watching people trying to crack accounts, I'd say having a weak password is actually better than a super strong reused password. (But of course, you're best off using a password manager or  sha256("super secure password" + siteName) as your password

I'm using LastPass to generate all my passwords and have a different 20+ char password for each account I have. I think thats pretty secure. I never use the same password twice. There is a risk with the LastPass password as the key is encrypted online but requires 2FA and an enormous password to unlock/decrypt.

so many idiots who use the same password on all sites, and then they think that a reputable site such as SD has been hacked and none of the other 20 sites where they use the same password.

Just never use the same password twice, it is among the first things that you learn. Still think SD have a secure system, weakest point is probably the users' password

[starmman]

Indeed, I'm not investing a huge amount in SD due to the risk, my passwords are very secure - but you can never 100% trust server security even if the passwords are hashed

It doesn't matter how secure your passwords are if you re-use them. In my experience watching people trying to crack accounts, I'd say having a weak password is actually better than a super strong reused password. (But of course, you're best off using a password manager or  sha256("super secure password" + siteName) as your password

I'm using LastPass to generate all my passwords and have a different 20+ char password for each account I have. I think thats pretty secure. I never use the same password twice. There is a risk with the LastPass password as the key is encrypted online but requires 2FA and an enormous password to unlock/decrypt.

so many idiots who use the same password on all sites, and then they think that a reputable site such as SD has been hacked and none of the other 20 sites where they use the same password.

Just never use the same password twice, it is among the first things that you learn. Still think SD have a secure system, weakest point is probably the users' password

There are countless stories in this thread and others where peoples password has been compromised because they signed up to a scam site/faucet with the same password and subsequently got hacked.

[hughsjack]

i can not understand why people re-use passwords, and those who do not understand that it is not SD who compromised their passwords.

[lucasej]

i can not understand why people re-use passwords, and those who do not understand that it is not SD who compromised their passwords.

Some are smart and know it before, some have to learn the hard way myself included. Then there are those who do not learn from their mistakes.

[Bitcoin.Expert]

i can not understand why people re-use passwords, and those who do not understand that it is not SD who compromised their passwords.

Some are smart and know it before, some have to learn the hard way myself included. Then there are those who do not learn from their mistakes.

I think that the standard of computer skills are pretty high on this forum, much higher than the average on the web. it should make it unusual in this forum.

[Marcuson]

Played for over an hour yesterday, when I've started playing I lose sense of time. Anyone else having the same problem?

[cypher21]

not really because i loose all day

[MoneyShot2]

not really because i loose all day

LOL a full day is perhaps a bit much, but a few hours I can easily play away.

[klink10k]

is there a reason why 2fa or something similar isn't avalaible on accounts?

[starmman]

is there a reason why 2fa or something similar isn't avalaible on accounts?

It mentions earlier on this page that SatoshiDice are working on adding 2FA. I suspect it will be hear in the new future.

[CoinsOrDie]

is there a reason why 2fa or something similar isn't avalaible on accounts?

It mentions earlier on this page that SatoshiDice are working on adding 2FA. I suspect it will be hear in the new future.

There's currently no 2FA but we are working on adding it!

[HaXX0R1337]

UPDATE November, 2012:  The new SatoshiDICE site is launched!  

UPDATE AUG 19, 2012: SatoshiDICE has released paying shares
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101902.0

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Well, i have to say that house edge is kinda big, so i prefer to not risk my money here.
However i would like to see faucet here, i just wanna try this casino Looks awesome actually

[bitcoinmeerkat]

Hello satoshi admin...The slot doesn't work since 4 days...

[Bitcoin Cat]

Hello satoshi admin...The slot doesn't work since 4 days...

Hey bitcoinmeerkat, hope you're welll.

We're incredibly sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
I assure you that we are aware of the game being unavailable for the time being, however, please note that we are working on it as we speak.

Hope you have an awesome day further.

Bitcoin Cat

[PHP.guru]

Hello satoshi admin...The slot doesn't work since 4 days...

no answer in the right thread? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=626561.160

[therealwatcher]

Hello satoshi admin...The slot doesn't work since 4 days...

no answer in the right thread? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=626561.160

Last post from November 04, 2015, that thread is dead.

[Satosh¡ Domains]

They also have SatoshiCircle.com https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=731924.220