Quote from: seoincorporation on Today at 01:05:45 AM

Quote from: crwth on February 12, 2024, 10:27:33 PM

Quote from: pahahaha on February 12, 2024, 10:02:14 PM

5. I could sign wallet containing good chunk of those coins but I wouldnt say that would be the smartest thing to do

To prove that you own those coins, you should sign them with a wallet that contains your coins. That's the only way.

If he sign a message with stolen coins it would be the most dumb move of 2024...

What i don't get is how they used the same seed, it has sense that you were able to exploit it if you could predict the outcome of the next bets, but as a developer, i could say that seed should be generated in a random way.

My question is:

Why didn't you report the bug if you were there as a tester?

Quote from: acroman08 on February 12, 2024, 11:56:53 PM

how do you calculate future dice rolls from a revealed server seed?

I can answer this one. Most of the provably fair sites works the next way:

You take the "Server seed" then "nonce" and the "user seed", then make a sha256, then take the last 4 digits, and that's the result of the roll. But people can't do it because the server seed is secret.

I was thinking the site might be luckyb.it for a second as there were a few of us that had private access to test dice for their launch, but LB didn't launch dice in 2014, more like 2019-2020.

@OP is the site reputable? 2014 there weren't a ton of dice sites around. Bitsler, fortunejack, primedice, 999dice, maybe some apps on moneypot.