GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :)

[miaviator]

Someone speculated that the post where Garza talked about the github being compromised might have been the result of him hiring hackers and not being informed of their failure yet.

I laughed that off. It seemed too convoluted.

Turns out that's exactly what happened. Again. I never flippin' learn. In this story, the worst possible speculation, no matter how far-fetched, ends up being the truth.

You mean this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=857670.msg11170190#msg11170190

Anyone have the other screenshots where Homero claims at like 3AM that The PayCoin Foundation GitHub Repo was hacked?

He later retracted those statements.

Oddly enough just hours after the PayCoin declaration of Independence was posted a PayCoin Foundation email was hacked and the attacker attempted to reset the github account....

Someone alleged that Josh may have hired out hackers to take over the github repo and maybe they did not communicate their failure in time....  This would explain Garza's rash statements about the hack and his later retraction and flip flop on the issue.

http://0bin.net/paste/891elIruq2qQDkJC#HMUD4eOmS4lDmwY3Us0EkYwSbPYR3h9av7F5x+Gy04j

Or this?

http://www.neverobsolete.com/stories/victoria-vic-velcro-creator-of-velcro-covers-up-hack/

[Paul Revere]

We've been pursuing legal options against ViK at Badbitcoin.org and asked our friends at a three letter organization for help in contacting him.

We have since learned... he is a she.

She is employed by GAW Miners as a "Marketing Coordinator".

You read gethashing and found out that someone confused Rami's girlfriend for ViK?  I invite you Coin Fire to come to NY and have dinner with this mysterious person you are pursuing legal options against.  In person.  Possibly even to inspect "her" computer.   Since your information is from three letter agencies and not from a random post on gethashing you will have no reason to refuse this request?  Shall I pay for the tickets myself?

Would the dinner be hossenpfeffer?

[bumpershot]

At some point the only crime left for Garza to commit will be murder. What's he going to do, then?

[suchmoon]

http://52.11.137.127/#/aboutus was this address in the original beta release? if i remember right there was no contact info in the public beta. if that is correct then that should narrow the possible hack sources down to handful of people. my memory could be wrong tho. maybe someone archived the 0.0.9

There are still other possibilities:

1) Team XPY is completely clueless and posted the wrong log entries.
2) Someone put up Coinstand pages on the "hacking" server as a subterfuge.
3) Poorly disguised inside job.

One thing for sure - anyone keeping any coins on paycoin.com deserves to lose them. An online wallet that gets hacked on a regular basis is not even a red flag anymore, it's like visiting Moscow on May 9.

[Matlock]

it would make perfect sense miavitor. to gain back his control
i hope team xpy contacted fbi etc to find out for real if its connected


on a additional note:
anyone notice that the supposed hack source is running coinstand 0.1.0
the first time it was launched to the public on the official coinstand.com domain was 0.0.9 which can be seen in archive.today. is this the old dev server Mr. Garbanzo had (and forgot to remove page testing after giving it to some hacker to use) and is running the last version supplied to him by Adam? can you shine some light which was the last version your devs worked on

the current iteration doesnt have any version numbering

http://52.11.137.127/#/aboutus was this address in the original beta release? if i remember right there was no contact info in the public beta. if that is correct then that should narrow the possible hack sources down to handful of people. my memory could be wrong tho. maybe someone archived the 0.0.9

The FBI has been contacted.

In terms of the version number the 0.1.0 was the second devs work. And as for who had direct access to that account and AWS... the account was not setup by us nor did we own it.

[coinits]

it would make perfect sense miavitor. to gain back his control
i hope team xpy contacted fbi etc to find out for real if its connected


on a additional note:
anyone notice that the supposed hack source is running coinstand 0.1.0
the first time it was launched to the public on the official coinstand.com domain was 0.0.9 which can be seen in archive.today. is this the old dev server Mr. Garbanzo had (and forgot to remove page testing after giving it to some hacker to use) and is running the last version supplied to him by Adam? can you shine some light which was the last version your devs worked on

the current iteration doesnt have any version numbering

http://52.11.137.127/#/aboutus was this address in the original beta release? if i remember right there was no contact info in the public beta. if that is correct then that should narrow the possible hack sources down to handful of people. my memory could be wrong tho. maybe someone archived the 0.0.9

The FBI has been contacted.

In terms of the version number the 0.1.0 was the second devs work. And as for who had direct access to that account and AWS... the account was not setup by us nor did we own it.

I'd like to the FBI round all of you guys up and the sooner the better.

[suchmoon]

The FBI has been contacted.

In terms of the version number the 0.1.0 was the second devs work. And as for who had direct access to that account and AWS... the account was not setup by us nor did we own it.

So if an early version of Coinstand was developed by you then handed over to another team - is that how the SSH key got there?

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So if an early version of Coinstand was developed by you then handed over to another team - is that how the SSH key got there?

That still doesn't explain how they got the passphrase. Unless they guessed it or it didn't have a passphrase.

[suchmoon]

So if an early version of Coinstand was developed by you then handed over to another team - is that how the SSH key got there?

That still doesn't explain how they got the passphrase. Unless they guessed it or it didn't have a passphrase.

Pfffft... who uses passphrases. The whole point of using public key auth is to not have a password. /s

[CoinFire]

We've been pursuing legal options against ViK at Badbitcoin.org and asked our friends at a three letter organization for help in contacting him.

We have since learned... he is a she.

She is employed by GAW Miners as a "Marketing Coordinator".

You read gethashing and found out that someone confused Rami's girlfriend for ViK?  I invite you Coin Fire to come to NY and have dinner with this mysterious person you are pursuing legal options against.  In person.  Possibly even to inspect "her" computer.   Since your information is from three letter agencies and not from a random post on gethashing you will have no reason to refuse this request?  Shall I pay for the tickets myself?

I'm more inclined to believe the people sorting through hundreds of thousands of documents and literal using a wall of connections than Internet conjecture.

I didn't say its Rami's girlfriend. Best I can tell GAW has more than one "marketing coordinator". This list alone shows four people using that "title" and only one of them not a contractor.

Josh used email accounts not in that dump and the government already has them.

Why does GAW give contractors official titles and have several with same position names.

I'll gladly meet anyone. Especially if paid for.

I know this one thing to be true. People who think they are going to get away with this are wrong.

More draft subpoenas came in today and people posting here thinking that because they talked to one agency and turned over stuff that they are suddenly excluded from other agencies actions are dead wrong.

The stack of subpoenas going out now is getting pretty hefty and some people should really lawyer up more.

[solid12345]

We've been pursuing legal options against ViK at Badbitcoin.org and asked our friends at a three letter organization for help in contacting him.

We have since learned... he is a she.

She is employed by GAW Miners as a "Marketing Coordinator".

I think Garza is a crook and hope Paycoin goes down but I dislike how Coinfire is playing Batman by working with government agencies who would love to crack down on ALL crypto and are finding their excuse in Garza's operations.

Memo to coinfire, You're not real journalists and you certainly aren't real cops.

[miaviator]

We've been pursuing legal options against ViK at Badbitcoin.org and asked our friends at a three letter organization for help in contacting him.

We have since learned... he is a she.

She is employed by GAW Miners as a "Marketing Coordinator".

You read gethashing and found out that someone confused Rami's girlfriend for ViK?  I invite you Coin Fire to come to NY and have dinner with this mysterious person you are pursuing legal options against.  In person.  Possibly even to inspect "her" computer.   Since your information is from three letter agencies and not from a random post on gethashing you will have no reason to refuse this request?  Shall I pay for the tickets myself?

I'm more inclined to believe the people sorting through hundreds of thousands of documents and literal using a wall of connections than Internet conjecture.

I didn't say its Rami's girlfriend. Best I can tell GAW has more than one "marketing coordinator". This list alone shows four people using that "title" and only one of them not a contractor.

Josh used email accounts not in that dump and the government already has them.

Why does GAW give contractors official titles and have several with same position names.

I'll gladly meet anyone. Especially if paid for.

I know this one thing to be true. People who think they are going to get away with this are wrong.

More draft subpoenas came in today and people posting here thinking that because they talked to one agency and turned over stuff that they are suddenly excluded from other agencies actions are dead wrong.

The stack of subpoenas going out now is getting pretty hefty and some people should really lawyer up more.

Oh that works.  I suppose you didn't mention a "name" so it's all good.  I look forward to you finding a definitive link and letting us all know what the documents and subpoena's show as the real ViK the dick badbitcoin shill.   Apologies for the confusion.

[Buckeye2015]

Someone speculated that the post where Garza talked about the github being compromised might have been the result of him hiring hackers and not being informed of their failure yet.

I laughed that off. It seemed too convoluted.

Turns out that's exactly what happened. Again. I never flippin' learn. In this story, the worst possible speculation, no matter how far-fetched, ends up being the truth.

You mean this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=857670.msg11170190#msg11170190

Anyone have the other screenshots where Homero claims at like 3AM that The PayCoin Foundation GitHub Repo was hacked?

He later retracted those statements.

Oddly enough just hours after the PayCoin declaration of Independence was posted a PayCoin Foundation email was hacked and the attacker attempted to reset the github account....

Someone alleged that Josh may have hired out hackers to take over the github repo and maybe they did not communicate their failure in time....  This would explain Garza's rash statements about the hack and his later retraction and flip flop on the issue.

http://0bin.net/paste/891elIruq2qQDkJC#HMUD4eOmS4lDmwY3Us0EkYwSbPYR3h9av7F5x+Gy04j

Or this?

http://www.neverobsolete.com/stories/victoria-vic-velcro-creator-of-velcro-covers-up-hack/

That would so fit with the Garzo way of life... remember that system that had people raving about it, except ... oops, it never went live... (I think it was FlashPay or something like that?)
Then there was all those automated "Thanks for the compliments" on that twitter account well after the products had quit being sold.
That guy lives in 4 dimensional crazy land.

[coinits]

We've been pursuing legal options against ViK at Badbitcoin.org and asked our friends at a three letter organization for help in contacting him.

We have since learned... he is a she.

She is employed by GAW Miners as a "Marketing Coordinator".

You read gethashing and found out that someone confused Rami's girlfriend for ViK?  I invite you Coin Fire to come to NY and have dinner with this mysterious person you are pursuing legal options against.  In person.  Possibly even to inspect "her" computer.   Since your information is from three letter agencies and not from a random post on gethashing you will have no reason to refuse this request?  Shall I pay for the tickets myself?

I'm more inclined to believe the people sorting through hundreds of thousands of documents and literal using a wall of connections than Internet conjecture.

I didn't say its Rami's girlfriend. Best I can tell GAW has more than one "marketing coordinator". This list alone shows four people using that "title" and only one of them not a contractor.

Josh used email accounts not in that dump and the government already has them.

Why does GAW give contractors official titles and have several with same position names.

I'll gladly meet anyone. Especially if paid for.

I know this one thing to be true. People who think they are going to get away with this are wrong.

More draft subpoenas came in today and people posting here thinking that because they talked to one agency and turned over stuff that they are suddenly excluded from other agencies actions are dead wrong.

The stack of subpoenas going out now is getting pretty hefty and some people should really lawyer up more.

Oh that works.  I suppose you didn't mention a "name" so it's all good.  I look forward to you finding a definitive link and letting us all know what the documents and subpoena's show as the real ViK the dick badbitcoin shill.   Apologies for the confusion.

What? No paid trip? Hmmmmph. Cancel James Brown. DAMN!

[kken01]

here is something thats dynamic on the site: ( i have no idea if your devs used some premade cart )
http://52.11.137.127/api/cart/count

to me it smells like a MD5 hash. since you have the sources you know what is being used as seed
check if its a match of your cartid generation, then you know its someone with sources and not some random dude on the internet who just cloned the site and put it up

us the general public wont know, could still be you, your devs, garza & co, etc
 

[Matlock]

here is something thats dynamic on the site: ( i have no idea if your devs used some premade cart )
http://52.11.137.127/api/cart/count

to me it smells like a MD5 hash. since you have the sources you know what is being used as seed
check if its a match of your cartid generation, then you know its someone with sources and not some random dude on the internet who just cloned the site and put it up

us the general public wont know, could still be you, your devs, garza & co, etc
 

Thanks, ill check into it.

[holdembot]

afk for 2 hours and we entered the 9th dimension.

[Paul Revere]

Meanwhile, on Cryptsy: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cryptsy/xpybtc



I see a cheap pump in the making here after this dumping. Real thin sell pressure taking up the vacuum left in the price drop from the latest dumpage. Hard to fathom that people are still putting up buy bids at all.

[Matlock]

Meanwhile, on Cryptsy: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cryptsy/xpybtc

https://i.imgur.com/stWVD9A.jpg

I see a cheap pump in the making here after this dumping. Real thin sell pressure taking up the vacuum left in the price drop from the latest dumpage. Hard to fathom that people are still putting up buy bids at all.

Are you suggesting you are about to buy XPY??

[kken01]

http://talk.paycoin.com/discussion/812/wallet-paycoin-com-hacked-again-ticket-1206/p1

interesting. another real hack or veiled dump attempt?