Quote from: Oshosondy on Today at 05:20:18 PM

I will advice people to avoid this site.

Your web3 gambling site domain was registered barely 3 months ago. While people are using noncustodial wallet to connect, if the web3 gambling site belongs scammers, the seed phrase or private key of the noncustodial wallet can be revealed and the wallet would be compromised.

What? Is this for real? I cannot process this because I am unsure if we will end up revealing the seed when we connect web3 applications and our wallets.
Just being curious I did search about the risks of connecting to the web3 application and I got shocking results too. But I am more or less disappointed that why such a nice casino has to go down because of the few bad examples.

I am not supporting anything here but it's disgraceful to see how these new-generation applications are not strong at their security.

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Risks and Problems of Current Authentication Systems

Usernames, passwords, emails, and other sensitive personal information are usually stored on centralized systems that are often at risk of hackers attempting to steal user information all at once.
Personal data is often controlled, collected, and shared with other parties without people’s knowledge.
It’s difficult for people to manage and remember so many passwords, which creates a bad user experience.
One of the main risks of logging in with social media accounts like Facebook and Google (single sign-on) is if a single charge is compromised, the attacker can then gain access to all of the applications and data associated with that account. In 2018, a Facebook security breach exposed the accounts of 50 million users.

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However, if someone can vouch after playing it safe then it should be able to increase the awareness of your casino. Otherwise, this is cruel to let go of such a nice casino. I did check the website, it looks way simple game to play but as per the rule we should always look after safety first and that is why I am now one step back until a positive review comes.