Quote from: julfow on July 17, 2017, 01:43:51 PM

Let's say they are really hacked. Why would you expect anyone to invest in you? If you cannot provide security while launching ICO, how will you build a social trading platform? It sounds to me like you are building a paradise for hackers. Never forget the names of Coindash team. Especially the founder who was involved in scam before.

exactly, this is why I've said shame on them 10h ago when I've discovered they were using a compromised Cloudfare SSL certificate.

the guy from the marketing at Coindash has challenged me via slack to gain more time... just amazing how arrogant he was

check my previous post about the SSL certificate, there is a screenshot of my laptop when I've found the exploit

again: we should add to our checklist that we need to check if the SSL certificate is clean or not (SNI is a good thing for instance, but not SAN certificate, definitely not)

I was convinced they primary objective was to prepare a fake "we are hacked" scenario...

the problem with crypto money is there is no way back for the refund... they can know purchase their Lamborghini

Just hope Interpol will flag them all