Quote from: se[c] on March 14, 2014, 10:40:07 PM

Quote from: Cloudpost on March 14, 2014, 09:44:35 PM

Ну что же, я чутка изучил вопрос и обнаружил, что se[c] как минимум врет в своей подписи, что он разраб foxcoin. Пост в теме о фокс коине аж на 50+ странице + он сам был зареган почти спустя месяц после запуска монеты.

Вообще если посмотреть его посты, то становиться понятно, что это какой-то школьник, строящий из себя крутого спеца: абсолютно пустые посты, никакой конкретики.

se[c], how can you be a foxcoin dev if you registered almost after month from the start of the coin and you simply have no posts about foxcoin? Maybe you lie about that? And also calling a person without proof is not good. You didn't post the exchange. If the exchange has any kind of problems with somebody, exchange owner must contact that person DIRECTLY and not use strange 3rd party members like you with fresh reg date and few posts.

Most important thing: if you call a person a thief (or you state that his computer was used to do a hack), you MUST post all proof info.

Exchange that has got bad protection and hides the fact that they were hacked is shit exhcange. Post all proof info including wallets and other detais or apologize and GTFO!

Good logic you have there - assuming that you can only be a coin developer before or during its launch. Unfortunately for you this thinking is incorrect. I joined the development team after its launch, but I don't see the point in explaining this to you as it has nothing to do with the situation at hand.

As to the more important questions you raise - perhaps you're confused as to how this thread was started. Instead of pendolf2008 responding to me privately about the incident he decided to make a public thread. For what? I have no idea. I don't know whether he did it out of fear, I don't know whether he did to have an alibi and have his friends defend his reputation. But the point is I didn't make any public posts about the situation until he began this nonsense of publicly discussing the issue.

I have provided logs of the attacker, containing his IP address and containing the other IP addresses and username he used on the exchange. He used the same account and IP address to exploit a vulnerability and sending BTC out of the exchange.

And your logic is also flawed in the sense that you think that having a registered account with a lot of posts, or an old registration date proves somehow someones integrity. Sorry to disappoint you by pointing the flaw in this but there are many known cases of older accounts with Hero status scamming people out of money. It is true my account is relatively new, but I've been lurking on the forums for several years. I simply didn't have a need to create an account or post to threads at the time until now.

As for the Exchange contacting him - they did. They even called him directly. But he hangs up the phone. How can they communicate with someone who hangs up the phone at the mentioning of stolen Bitcoins?

How about you sit back and analyze the full situation before you make these ridiculous posts defending someone you have no idea did or did not in fact steal the BTC. In his other posts he made reference to the possibility that maybe his Wifi or computer were compromised. Have you asked him about auditing his router/computer for signs of intrusion? Or are you simply and blindly going to believe him at will?

All he has to do is privately respond back to me, and we can actually move forward on figuring out what happened. If he didn't do it, so be it. But clearly he's tied to the theft in some way.

Thanks for your opinion on the matter.

Look, I make my conclusions based on theory of chances. You have no useful/informative posts about foxcoin. If you are a developer, you most likely be somewhat active on forum. If you just contributed somehow to the coin development, you're not the dev. So my point is that there are few to no chances that you are foxcoin dev (btw this title gives a lot of respect!). A person with hero reputation might be a scammer, but chances are way lower than a newbie might be a scammer.

The fact you do not provide any strong evidence (other than strange logs and words) just make you look like a scammer. Post a wallet that got stolen btc. Post the exchange name. It must be a really bad situation for users if the exchange lost btc and do not let everybody know about that!!! (just like gox)