Quote from: Rikafip on Today at 04:46:12 PM

So says author of that article, Filip Poutintstev. <>
Same thing he did in the article called Reasons to avoid Bitcointalk where he wrote bunch of nonsense and lies.

This is just a coincidence, right? Grin

Quote from: ico-services on January 29, 2021, 05:18:32 PM

Originally published at:
https://honestproscons.com/where-to-write-about-cryptocurrencies

Quote from: ico-services on Today at 05:54:46 PM

Since you brought up the other article, perhaps you can tell which points exactly are false?

Salty much Mr. Poutintstev? Troubles finding clients for ico ann bumping or what?
Funny how you dislike this forum so much but desperately try to milk clicks from it with articles like this one.

Quote from: ico-services on Today at 03:23:40 PM

3. Once the 2FA email was changed, he either used a brute-force attack to crack the password or more likely he already acquired it from numerous user-data leaks, which is how he was targeting the accounts in the first place.

You do realize that this step is unnecessary if he would have an access level that allows him to disable 2FA and change the email address, right?
But just out of pure curiosity, how do you see this brute-force attack taking place and where? Grin

Quote from: Jawhead999 on Today at 03:47:00 PM

It's also possible the employee stole those funds since they has access to each customer account.

No, they don't.