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I posted this in the other thread, but it deserves repeating.
Here are my suggestions for all victims.
1. Sell ALL USD immediately. There is almost certainly not enough USD to pay out.
2. Withdraw ALL BTC immediately. Unless fractional reserve was employed, there should be enough. No BTC was reported to have injected, so this may be your only option of financial recovery.
3. Change passwords for other websites immediately. The database is likely to leak, if a SQL injection was the culprit.
Best of luck to all victims.
Here are my suggestions for all victims.
1. Sell ALL USD immediately. There is almost certainly not enough USD to pay out.
2. Withdraw ALL BTC immediately. Unless fractional reserve was employed, there should be enough. No BTC was reported to have injected, so this may be your only option of financial recovery.
3. Change passwords for other websites immediately. The database is likely to leak, if a SQL injection was the culprit.
Best of luck to all victims.
re: point 3.....
if your password for one site, was the same as another, you deserve to get hacked....
An entity to game the free market, what a great (and original) idea!
+1
but bitcoin itself .... oh come on ... it still the same thing it was 2 years ago, HOPE
Exactly. nothing has changed from 2 years ago.
my faith in bitcoin has never changed since the day I discovered it.
my faith in the software and sites that operate on bitcoin have been shaken but I believe eventually these problems will smooth out in the long run.
my faith in the software and sites that operate on bitcoin have been shaken but I believe eventually these problems will smooth out in the long run.
12*12 / two attempts = 72.
So potentially, for every 72 bank accounts you have access to, you can steal from Dwolla?
So potentially, for every 72 bank accounts you have access to, you can steal from Dwolla?
In the world of fraud and with a big enough list of bank accounts, those odds aren't that bad.....
even if dwolla lets you guess only twice, with enough compromised accounts, eventually you are bound to be able to guess correctly.
But it is possible that the perp did have access to the persons online bank account, or dumpster dove for a statement to confirm, or hacked an email account, etc....
But it is possible that the perp did have access to the persons online bank account, or dumpster dove for a statement to confirm, or hacked an email account, etc....
consolidating and going down again 
Depends on where you think the support is
However there are some hefty sell orders on the books at mtgox right now....
shutting down or seizing bitcoin.org would not stop the block chain. that would just shut down the information site.
users would still be able to send/receive bitcoins, meaning that bitcoin.org has no real tie to the bitcoin network.
Re-read the question again.users would still be able to send/receive bitcoins, meaning that bitcoin.org has no real tie to the bitcoin network.
Ha... i am a tool....sorry
shutting down or seizing bitcoin.org would not stop the block chain. that would just shut down the information site.
users would still be able to send/receive bitcoins, meaning that bitcoin.org has no real tie to the bitcoin network.
users would still be able to send/receive bitcoins, meaning that bitcoin.org has no real tie to the bitcoin network.
CampBX is more better than those two.
Too bad your English isn't more better either
Hey everyone...
When clicking on the links to forum post from twitter I am getting this message today...
There was a problem redirecting to http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic
Anyone else having this problem?
Thanks!
When clicking on the links to forum post from twitter I am getting this message today...
There was a problem redirecting to http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic
Anyone else having this problem?
Thanks!