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I as well also following that hack me bounty thread. Someone accept the challenge it is UGMZ. He said we will give him a month in order to penetrate bitdice system. I hope he will find a hole in bitdice system in order to aware bitdice that their system is not secured and some pro hackers can penetrate and do some coding to their system to steal money from them. Anyways Good Job bitdice for making your security strict and for now not hackable.

The fact that that bounty hacker will require a month to crack bitdice security to try and penetrate is already a proof that bitdice has done a good job in implemwnting a very secure security in their site. It'll be nice to see what that bounty hunter will be able to do after a month. I'll follow him and see if he'll be able to crack bitdice security.

Yes, usually hackers will not prefer long attempts (they do want quick results or they will move on to next things) so, literally we are already in safe with respect to bitdice's security systems and measurements.

I always do check that topic for update till date, bitdice's ideas are proven as rock solid against hackers.

No, hackers aren't easy giving up types. i think the expert hackers won't be willing to hack/bypass bitdice just for 1 btc, either they need more bounty/ time to figure out how to get more once there're in.

And on top of that if they are black hat they will take that btc for themselves.
Atleast if they are white hat or even gray hat they will hack that account but give it back or to charity. Maybe even to the people that lose their dice bets there. Wink

That is why it is important to have a secure website when betting, and I might say Bitdice as of experience has one of the best security. Even I is having some time to validate my log in to the site. For the overall security of the site I might say that it has no bottlenecks.