Re: Nxt :: descendant of Bitcoin - Updated Information

Let's keep the historical record straight here. sparta_cuss reported this before PaulyC, and sparta_cuss was immediately blown off by CfB:

Quote from: sparta_cuss on January 01, 2014, 04:05:58 PM

Hey, looks like I just got robbed, too.
Someone please check this account: 12152013998194592943
They now have 147k+ from me.
Had a 40 char random password, capital, lower, numbers, symbols.
WTF?

Quote from CfB:

Can u prove that ur coins were stolen?
My account passphrase < 40 chars and contains 2M, why did the thief choose ur account instead of mine? Sorry, but ur case looks more like black PR attempt.

There's a clear pattern if you look at all the data:

Time   Victim   Vic Account   Thief Account   NXT

01.01.2014 12:56:54   plasticAiredale    8439060069775407509   15182566201738727933   18665
01.01.2014 12:58:03   PaulyC   16821029889165561706   16204974692852323982   7808
01.01.2014 13:01:45   newcn   16886318053889080545   9793828175536096502   18197
01.01.2014 13:05:06   sparta_cuss   11794318797680953099   12152013998194592943   147690

Somebody is manually stealing data at 3-4 minute intervals and Sparta_cuss was by far the most wronged. We should check the blocks / transactions/ accounts before and after this time period.

Don't forget Framewood, too. Please notice the date and how little the community paid attention.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=345619.msg4172532#msg4172532

This bears repeating:

Please notice the date and how little the community paid attention.

Yeah unfortunately at the time it was a one time thing, made by a Jr. Member so everybody probably just figured it was user error, plus he didn't raise much of a stink after. Doesn't justify it, but probably explains it.

Currently it looks like EpicThomas only was able to get a few accounts. Hopefully now people will be more vigilante with downloading new clients. But if there is no official client, or at least one endorsed by CFB how do we even know if the posted hash is the one for the client that isn't hacked. Who else can we trust?