Quote from: disclaimer201 on March 18, 2014, 05:25:28 PM

Quote from: BitcoinEXpress on March 18, 2014, 03:41:17 PM

Quote from: r32godzilla on March 18, 2014, 01:11:31 PM

Do people not read?? This has been explained numerous times. The theft happened on Baritus' work machine (yes he does have a job in an IT related industry) while he left it unattended via a keylogger installed by a supposed "trusted" work colleague. Now are people telling me everytime they have left left their work pc they a) Lock it and b) upon return think oh my "trusted" work colleague might have keylogged me I better run a scan. No of course bloody not. Cut Baritus a break and stop acting like you have never left your pc at work unlocked for even just a few minutes AT LEAST ONCE. If you say you haven't your full of shit. Anyway even if the machine was locked a person with physical access such as the work colleague can still get into the machine another time and install the keylogger if they wanted to.

Baritus is one of the hardest working and most decent dev's out there. He could have ripped people off many times over easily if he wanted to over the past year. He does not deserve this treatment at all and I actually feel sorry for him losing such a large sum of his personal dgc via such a callous, brazen act from a trusted person. No one expects their work pc to be hacked by a colleague now do they?? Therefor most normal folk would obviously not be going above and beyond to secure such a machine at work given the usually low level threat in that environment.

CryptoAve on the other hand is highly secured and on seperate servers totally unrelated and no coins were lost during hacking attempts due to the security measures that were already in place. Once again this is more than can be said for other exchanges that have been hacked and lost customers coins. The site is down and being reinforced as we speak.

Now that everything has been explained YET AGAIN, FFS BCX and any other muckrakers get a life and go trade/walk/gym/game or whatever else it is that you do, this dead horse has been flogged enough.

@r32godzilla

I can't help but notice you seem to have really deep insights into Baritus' thinking and actions but I love how the story keeps ~~changing~~ evolving as time goes on.

So your story is Baritus kept $30,000 on an unsecured public Windows machine that he only had access to a few hours a day while at work. Most IT firms have an internal network that is run by an admin that has access to every machine. If Baritus wasn't said admin, then this story becomes even more unbelievable than it already is.

I guess I am going to have to solve this mystery the old fashioned way through research. Figure out who Baritus is in real life, figure out where he works and see if we can flush that thieving scoundrel of an employee out. Notice I didn't say I would out Baritus here. Of course none of this would be necessary if Baritus would post the addresses.

~BCX~

Oh please, do some research instead of blabbering on and on about what you could / should / might want to do. You are a common thief and blatherer. I hope some relevant authorities will find out your name and track you down and connect you to above mentioned crimes. You have the right to remain silent. You're the last person to go around making accusations. Oh, I forgot, you can't reason with a psychopath. Everyone who wants to know those addresses can look them up in said block. It's not gonna help you with your smear campaign against the dev. Furthermore, you have been caught distorting facts to your agenda. I'm even convinced that you are the attacker against CryptoAve now. Too bad your attack didn't work out as you planned, so you have to continue your raid with other means. F A I L

You pounded the nail, dead center. Tongue