I want to buy a service. I'd pay with PayPal but I got limited a few months ago due to some bullshit.

I'm not a lifeless retard, I have thugs to do. Do you know how many hours it'd take? I have better things to do than faucet farm like a hobo.

I need $2 in Bitcoin, not cash. I'm not fucming broke, I've got money but I can't be fucked exchanging it. It takes so long these days, and for $2 it's not worth the hassle.

Again, you too ar  retarded. Do you fucking comprehend what you write before you post it? I'm not going to a bank for two dollars. I have cash, but getting it into Bitcoin is hard. 100% interest is nothing when it's $2, dumbass.

No one cares about your opinion either you illiterate cunt, go spam on another Lending section thread.

Oh wait, you already are.

@everyone

I'm not going to fucking scam for $2. And what the fuck do you mean "100% interest rate??"? It's two fucking dollars, not a hundred. Obviously I'm going to offer a decent rate if someone helps. I'm not living in fucking India. Whatever, I guess most of you would rather kill a human than lost a few cents dollars so I'm not bothered?

I'm not building my profile. I need a $2 loan for a service which I am going to pay back, and I'm leaving the forum. If you're just going to spam, please leave.


i always loved you the best

I'm sick of you spammers. I don't give a shit about your opinion, sorry to say it but go spam somewhere else.

"if you're going to spam for your signature please don't bother as I'm not interested in seeing shitty posts being made for a few cents. If you have $2 and want to lend me it, okay. If not, leave."

I literally said don't post if it's shit like that.

Like he said above, it's not harsh; it's the truth. If everyone lets you think that 1 cent is a lot, you'll waste your most valuable resource on basically nothing. You know what the resource is? Time. Time is money. The more time you throw away trying to get a small amount of money is time wasted that you could have used to get a job somewhere, to read up on some books/PDFs, to learn a skill and earn money. I came from a pretty average family. Not too rich, not too poor. When I was 14 I made $10,000. Of course, I lost it because I wasn't really bothered with my security and I got hacked but that's beside the point. If you can learn, you can make money.

Do NOT waste your time on faucets. Shooting someone in the face would do more good than wasting time on a faucet.

Hi there, I'm in need of a short term $2 loan. I recently fucked up and lost access to all my devices except for this iPad so I don't have my old Bitcoin wallets with me.

I'm in need of $2 for a purchase. I'll be able to pay you $4 in one week.

Thanks. I don't have collateral, if you're going to spam for your signature please don't bother as I'm not interested in seeing shitty posts being made for a few cents. If you have $2 and want to lend me it, okay. If not, leave.

Lmao the guy was "giving you advice" aka spamming his post count, then completely switches. The people on this forum are such bitches, I swear...

@zoomer Stop spamming the same shit in all the PayPal topics as well mate.

You're all pathetic signature spammers. (Thanks TimeLord.)

Do you retards not understand that this is the bloody currency exchange section? I can do whatever I damn please. Stop assuming PayPal is only for scammers. It's more legitimate than most of your families & their whole bloodline combined.

All I need is some Bitcoin so I can waste my weekend up and gamble.  I'm not interested in scamming anyone. That shit is pointless. Why would I do it here and not on Paxful?

Not everyone is poor enough to scam for small amounts.

WeSellCrypto is $15 and Virwox makes you wait a lot for shitty rates.

title says it all.

escrow will be used. you'll give them the bitcoins, I'll send you the PayPal, we go our seperate ways.

I got to 1.9 BTC and dropped doing martingale.

Final cash out: 1.1 BTC.

Oh well, rest in peace $500.

Lost 200k on Bustabit, made 400k on Satoshimines. Feels like my luck is limitless today.

I know I'll probably lose it all at the end of the day though hah

https://just-dice.com/misc/biggest.txt

1563543 is my userid. Wagered 16,000 CLAM. so I deposited 60 clam and said "my goal is 1,000." I bloody got 1,000 clam. I did some rage betting and got 1,500 in seconds. I thought why not do more and lost, tried again, got to 1,000. Did a withdraw & took out 970 CLAM. With 30 ClAM, I started spamming 94% chance bets and got to 700 clam. Now I'm just typing this and I'm so happy lol exchanging to Bitcoin and it's going straight to a GoPro

I guess I'd agree with that. I think that one extra step of security would be to have implemented a custom salt for every users password which would increase the difficulty of increasing the passwords.
Also, from StackOverflow:



Not all of the passwords in the database leak had that encryption :p

At the end of the day, you could implement the strongest algorithm but if users are stupid enough to use their password more than once and even worse, on a site that stores passwords with in plaintext or in a weak algorithm like message digest 5 (MD5), they deserve to be hacked. Like honestly how hard is it to use a different password by even changing 1-2 parts of your password.

I vote for "Angry Kid." Most likely someone just showing off or testing out the power on their newly bought booter from Hackforums. No government would ever bother attacking a website as small as Bitcointalk (well unless something was to happen between them and theymos.) Since it was a few hours long, I wouldn't say it was some random person though since the amount of resources or the price required for a three hour running attack wouldn't be too cheap. Maybe someone with a vendetta against Bitcoin?

Let me just say that the encryption algorithm could've been stronger. For example, bcrypt or something like what Wordpress implements. Now THOSE are some tough hashes to crack. Hell, even cracking the password "123411" with a bcrypt hash would take up too many resources for the average person.

This leak however contained two different algorithms from what I'm aware. SHA1 & something that looks like this.

Password: $5$rounds=7500$bOzfMJtV+ltz8dF+$jeWxjkMFW8Dv389us5iJ5KSBmb8wjkZOhns4UGeMpp.

A SHA1 hash is just 64 characters of numbers and letters. They are much easier to crack. However, the algorithm in this case doesn't matter if you had an easy password such as 1-10 numbers, a bunch of letters, or if your password was in a wordlist.

Password: $5$rounds=7500$bOzfMJtV+ltz8dF+$jeWxjkMFW8Dv389us5iJ5KSBmb8wjkZOhns4UGeMpp
Once you crack that (took me a few seconds) you'll get this as the plaintext password.
'22362236'

$5$rounds=7500$bOzfMJtV+ltz8dF+$jeWxjkMFW8Dv389us5iJ5KSBmb8wjkZOhns4UGeMpp:22362236

And the fact that many of you are probably in other database leaks and use the same password makes it even easier for someone to compromise your account. Good thing for you guys is that no one gives a shit about Bitcointalk accounts so you're all probably safe for now.