No you saw the discussion here and the detailed ramifications. Coinfire was on it and you responded with their excuse for it there after.
I contacted Joe directly when I saw the issue. I was not able to alter anything in the screen I saw. A little while later it was all working as it was supposed too. I had even said that it was bad emails and such were seen but nothing was altered. Coinbase and some others have had issues similar to this in the past as well.
It was a bad issue for GAW that is why I asked about it and published what their statement was as well as what happened.
It was not a good news article.
I am not paid by GAW nor have..I been.
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How did you manage to get such an immediate [inaccurate] response from Gaw Miners about their flaw yesterday? What was it like within an hour of Coinfire? Why did you not bother fact checking their response?
1. the pages most certainly were not 'static' you could fire off an SMS to the registered no.
2. nothing lost nothing changeable, as was explained here as well as by coinfire, the damage is quite larger than that. a mere threatening email to the registered account holder suggesting revealing his balance in 'anonymous' cryptocurrency can yield wonders to those inclined.
You fired off their reply in an instance.
Why is that?