So it was possible that one or more tabs could have been auto betting with such hash activating without the bot stopping?
So, you believe that even with a hash error, you may have had a bot betting unknowingly for you if two or more browsers were running?
(Of course you would have had to had activated them, so you would have known, but the thought is you were cheated out of bets?)
Little confused on the thought of what might be happening.
My main confusion in reading everything is how you thought you were cheated when you believe you were hacked via router or other method.
Was a wallet taken or remote malware installed (cryptolocker)? You mentioned screen shots - Were you taking screen shots or you believe a hacker was taking screen shots.
You mentioned why it would have been a coincidence. Easy.... A hacker having installed a JRAT isn't going after your machine instantly. He is waiting/watching for you to be idle or in the background searching for wallet.dat files and logging your signins with websites. Once he see something (money), he goes after it. A hacker could have been in your system long before you lost anything and once he got what he wanted, he started messing with you (closing files, deleting, moving the screen, opening your CDRom drive.)
I am sure you ran fulls scans on the computer by now and fixed the hacked router (password / firmware / etc).
I didnt quite understand his reasoning myself. Just offered a solution and reasoning to why he could be experiencing hash errors.
ok if you understand his reasoning then please explain who would have an advantage if our users will not win and are hindered to win by a loser bot?
we ?
Moneypot?
all other apps who had hash errors like bit exo?
as far as I know Jroc posted in his thread he fixed the invalid hash error and he was so kind to help us to fix the invalid hash error for one of our games just to test if the fix works and only then to apply it to all our other games. no one from MP helped us to get rid of this annoying invalid hash error
BIG THANK YOU to a competitor owner and coder who took the time to give us a fix.
Hats off JROC the owner of Bit Exo