Quote from: Korbman on November 07, 2013, 03:32:37 PM

Quote from: TradeFortress on November 07, 2013, 02:21:20 PM

Quote from: dave111223 on November 07, 2013, 02:19:16 PM

If 4100 BTC were stolen, which address were they sent to?

Publish the blockchain info for the stolen coins, otherwise it's safe to assume there were no stolen coins.

Here you go.

http://blockchain.info/tx/9536feebe3a50b94f85ca27d56e669a7209bd4188385d55c5b97227c95cf7f74

The stolen coins are still unspent in https://blockchain.info/address/1EMztWbGCBBrUAHquVeNjWpJKcB8gBzAFx

Oohh no. no no no. Please tell me this isn't the right link...because otherwise this is very damning information.

It's one thing to have a security breach occur, draining BTC4,000 from the site. To continually allow the site to run normally for over 14 days with users unaware of the gravity of the situation is not just irresponsible, but borderlines criminal negligence. You were aware of the situation, yet you allowed deposits to continue.
I'm having a very difficult time fathoming the reasoning behind keeping the breach under wraps for so long (hell, I used Inputs within the past two weeks), so any explanation here would be helpful.

Sad

No one noticed for 14 days that their coins were vanishing?