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Re: 🔶 YOLOdice.com 🔶 INVESTING BTC, LTC and DOGE is OPEN NOW
by
rawdog11
on 31/05/2020, 02:27:21 UTC
Hey, Yolo Dice, can you explain to me whats happened with my funds on your casino?
I send on 21. May 62500 DOGE and invest it in casino bankroll. everything looked good to this day 27. May. Now I have just logged in casino website, and I find that my investment is closed and all my DOGE exchanged for BTC and withdraw to 1PFiyK54aYAH7KoYAgx8gbZ3mFQTqyiFst address. Tx: https://blockchain.info/tx/b223db32c1e14c6c807411e02c60a493f0ba9eae912f4f57d25cbdfadfa128d6
My account is regularly registered and password protected, I did not receive any confirmational email, or any other notification about withdraw.
In login history, I can find only my IP address. it looks like your casino has been hacked
Withdrawal happened 2020-05-27 11:36:52 PM but in my login history, there is no login in this time. I have screenshots.
what happened here?
It does look like hacking all around. In a situation like that casino is not the guilty part, neither is the user, it is the hacker that is guilty and the common enemy. Normally casinos wouldn't want the fact that their users could be hacked easily and their money would be taken, that is not something casinos would want get out, so they wouldn't want something like this to happen to any of their users. Users wouldn't want to be hacked as well.... that is pretty obvious.

So, there is really no guilty part here. What could be done and should be done is to follow up on who stole it, check who and how reached the account together, and create a lawsuit to whoever has done it. Usually on crypto world when hacked people don't really do the legal way but they really should do it if they can.

Are you fine if that happens to you? and why do you conclude that casino is not guilty while they should check their site security day by day to see if there's no intruder can penetrate on their site and as what he said he don't have any log in activity and why does he  encounter those issue.

It's their job to make their user safety so they should act on this issue and check if their site not compromised or the person who claim is victim of malware,phising or any attempts existing in the net.

This has already been resolved. The site is secure, and the admin make sure of that. This boils down to a user not having full security of his account because they didn't have 2fa or a master address on. Leaving your money in a vulnerable spot without protecting it is user error.