Quote from: FortuneJack on May 04, 2018, 03:52:49 PM

Hi Dear BitcoinTalk Community,

I am here to clear things out about the recent irrelevant accusations and another dirty PR campaign against our brand. Before moving to the statement, I would like to state that this is our last post and statement about this topic as we do not consider speculations to be at any level legit and we can not waste our time on a fraudulent antagonist, because we have a fair business here to run and new website to launch soon.

We have a valid reason to believe that the user NorwegianNoob is just another alias for a Teddy and FortuneJackScam (accounts opened on BTC TALK, on our Website, Twitter, Skype and Askgamblers share the usernames and contents), The hacker who tried to attack our server about a month ago and tried to blackmail FJ management here on BTC TALK and in Conversation in Skype as well.

The attack was failed and handled well by our security team. In fact, not a single relevant file or information hacker was claiming to own released after the timer, and we see some familiar faces here in this thread, who were waiting for the promised by the hacker release. Apparently, the hacker decided to go for dirty PR Campaign after failing to steal valuable or relevant data from our servers. NOT A PLAYER OR THEIR WALLETS WERE AFFECTED DURING THIS ATTACK.

As a security precaution, we have acted fastly during the attack and notified all our users to change passwords and set 2FA. Also, as an extra security action, we have temporarily disabled all the communication channels to users, including live chat and made a statement that this is temporary security precaution and we will do everything to keep our player's funds safe. And we are proud to have acted so fastly, adequately and set the player safety as the highest priority.

We can not say if the hacker has some legal actions going on at the request to provide reference number of the case was left without any response. We can't really understand what we are accused, to be honest, to use malware to steal funds from hackers personal account? Your Binance transaction history is not hard to track, and if a verified user has withdrawn funds from the wallet, you can easily open the legal case and track down the user fyi.

Talking about the legal case, we, in fact, have a criminal law case running right now by the cybersecurity department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Georgia, who has already contacted various European, Asian and American sources including international police networks and financial markets. And yes, we can provide the reference number of the case #009120418002.

Please, be reasonable and close the topic by yourself. I also would like to ask BTC TALK administration not to let user speculate with the Reputation of the Forum (Which we totally respect) and do not allow a blackmailer to use it for ransomware as he already tried to do.

With sincere respect to BTC TALK COMMUNITY,

David.

That is correct I am Tedy as you should have already known as it it stated in the pictures.

I am not a hacker and not trying to do a dirty PR-campaign, but when you guys are not replying how else can I get your attention? Why should a hacker come to forum and complain?

You are telling me that the your live chat is down when I talked to you 2 days ago ? https://gyazo.com/4f35243a62a90c920d231d3c4a7a05c9

At least you guys keep your customers info private not sharing private user info to the public referring to posting my name. In my defence, the support ticket was sent after "support team" turned their back at me and not wanting to address the issue that i was hacked on their website and were keeping the withdrawal of funds

I would have be willing to provide the case number from the Norwegian police if you guys had contacted me.

I am one of your regular customer and you playing dirty by accusing me of being a hacker!? what a great support you have there. and you still have my funds.. funds that i won fair and square on your platform.