Quote from: MinerHQ on October 23, 2015, 11:59:51 PM

Quote from: HydroThunder on October 23, 2015, 05:30:51 PM

Quote from: meemic on October 23, 2015, 05:25:50 PM

What the hell?

There has been a withdrawal to an address, but I haven't made a request and the address is not mine?

0.01288899 BTC 1Pqbvg3bedRHbJWAn7hESxVoxYaFztD1oC SENT 2015-10-23 12:19:01

Not to jump to defense of the site, but have you enabled 2fa and locked your withdraw address? I was super paranoid and that was the first thing I did and haven't had problems. After reading many similar posts in this thread, it seemed to be people who didn't have those safety measures in place reporting problems.

If many people reporting same issue means it may not be a hacking his account but it looks like some insiders may be doing this. I'm not sure how many of them but as you said many similar cases means then we should think in this angle as well.

What are you doing here? I think you are an owner of a different site and trying to shut down the reputation of ore-mine here. It's impossible because ore-mine do not need special words. Our integrity speaks for itself. I do not want to be too rude but I cannot keep silent. You are so weird. You even not an ore-mine user, I guess. And do not cry that you were offended here. When you are saying that me or my guys steal somebody's money, you are slandering hard.
Do not spend my time anymore with these false accusations and whining.

We have more than 125 thousands users and of course, some of them are hacked.
Even if 25 users had been hacked it's only about 1 / 5000
Most likely it's trojans, which simply reads their passwords, stored right in browsers. The emails of some users can be hacked too.
Not only our site, all banks and payments systems have the same problems. The users can not store their passwords safety. That is why there are 2fa (And we were not the first site, who used it!), one-time passwords, sms verifications etc. Even credit cards holders can be cheated, but it does not means that the bank did it.

My recommendation for users is LOCK their withdrawal addresses on a withdraw page and never store the PIN code in browser or even on PC. Write your PIN on the usual paper. Most likely, nobody will be able to steal your money again after that.