Re: Major indian exchange gets hacked, 438 bitcoins stolen COINSECURE

Quote from: edgycorner on April 13, 2018, 11:59:54 AM

You can find the details on their website: https://coinsecure.in
http://archive.is/AZnGe

This hack came just after the ban on cryptos by the central bank.Coincidence?
They are blaming their CSO for this.A single person holding all the coins doesn't seems to be ethical at all.People trusted them with their hard earned money.

UID of the CSO(who was holding the coins) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=72118
UID of the CTO https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=66510
According to his reply on my previous thread, he seems to have no connection with the hack; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3310743.msg34568316#msg34568316
If you aren't going to answer HOW & WHEN then those are just shallow promises.The website isn't accessible at all, with no ETA.

Bitcoin already has a bad name in India, this will only make things worse.
I am expecting 3000+ user's with active balance, who are stuck with their money.Majority of the user's are neophytes.So, probably most of them are unaware of bitcointalk.

The good news is that they are atleast going to refund the money in rupees which I suppose would be a great relief for their customers. They are also giving a bounty of 10% of the hacked funds, if someone is able to recover the hacker money. Hope the police are doing a deep background check on the employees and the owners of this company to identify who stole the money.