The raid and seizure of his hardware was on November 9 and the bitcoin didn't move until March 25 after he gave them passphrases. Just a variation on the wrench attack.

Well, I hope I get a letter back so I can hang it on my wall.

Selling literally self-hosted copies here:
http://teespring.com/white-paper

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I hope there is a liquidation sale. I could use a good deal to fill in some plots around my castle.

Eh, even Hackingteam got hacked and all of their emails are on Wikileaks now.

Which is why we have Wright asking them about a $20k SQL injection tool

https://wikileaks.org/hackingteam/emails/?q=cwright

http://insecure.org/search.html?q=craig+wright

This guy doesn't read like Satoshi to me.

Also, he had an email in the hackingteam leak.

https://wikileaks.org/hackingteam/emails/?q=cwright&mfrom=&mto=&title=¬itle=&date=&nofrom=¬o=&count=50&sort=0#searchresult

https://twitter.com/AdamGuerbuez/status/555991149849362432

If that's a hint.

This might be the news.

http://siliconangle.com/blog/2015/01/16/bitcoin-payment-processor-egopay-ceases-trading-founders-may-have-stolen-millions/

The smart card is highly certified from Infineon

And many products came highly certified by RSA who we found out was on the payroll of the NSA. What makes the employees of Infineon immune to bribes or secret government orders? He did only deny Chinese involvement. We can take silence on the NSA backdoor as confirmation. 

It does seem like there are a great number of features you could add to the card that would make some aspects of security more convenient and certainty make something like key management easier. It's probably a good product to be paired with cryptocurrency, but it doesn't do much to protect you from the typical attack vector of a  compromised device, except maybe through obscurity.

That's the potential security flaw.

Your block diagram is missing the backdoors the Chinese government had installed at the chinese foundry and the rootkit that in the Swissbit Security Interface binary installs that give the NSA full access to your device.

Those things aside, unless there is some external verification to perform it's functions aside from the software on the device controlling it, everything on the card is compromised if your device is compromised.

I have a $200 S4 and two 0.035 BTC S3+ coupons available. Make an offer for the S4. The S3+ are free to the first I hear from.

PM me if interested.

I just noticed the payment hadn't come through yet. I figured you posted a reason, as you have the couple of times it's been delayed in the past. That's a pretty good reason. Congratulations!

Good, you're on board. Now we just need all the miners who have invested millions in ASICs to agree to make that investment worthless and we can make it happen.

What support I had for Primecoin is now behind Riecoin. If nothing more for the fact that Riecoin actually has a webpage with real organized information about it. It's pretty new, so not a lot of pools or exchanges support it yet. It's getting closer to breaking records, so I expect it will start to get some notice then.

Well, for one, you are welcome to copy the entire contents and start your own wiki. A good portion of the infrustructure is ready for you to use too. Wikipedia is, in effect, a node which you can fork anytime. If the central authority (Wikimedia Foundation) fails the content can still exist.

Then there's the blatantly obvious way that defines the uniqueness of Wikipedia. Decentralized content creation and editing. Yes, there is still a central authority that regulates it, but you can fork and make your own editing rules if you wish.

These are obvious to most. They are not ideally implemented, optimized, or well distributed decentralization, but that technology, ready to take on the scope of wikipedia, is waiting to be invented. It's still a huge step away from the centralization of Encyclopedia Britannica.

Is there data that suggest this? I'm not yet on a machine with an environment I can open it, so I'm only going off the reports of the last few months missing from the CSV. or is that just based on when the rumors of this started. Until I see data that proves the hack happened after the shutdown I'm going to assume they don't have it because it happened before or only involved a backup.

I mean, at this point it wouldn't surprise me in the least if Mark still had it facing the web, but I'm not about to trust the word of the hackers without evidence.


EDIT: Ah, user end balances are supposedly correct, that would be evidence supporting the word of the hackers.

You should assume nefarious people have all your personal data you gave Gox, even if not included here.


This and the data nanashi____ leaked were both old, I think I even remember it being pointed out that the source code leaked was probably old.  Seems that another possible explanation (which still implies Karpeles' incompetence) is this hack happened earlier or the hack involved an old server image.

No. And I don't foresee Gox jokes ever getting old.

No, they wrote a story that could be read "this old guy has $400,000,000 in his unguarded house and here's a picture of if so you can find it easier". Forget his reputation, his life has been put at risk. You can't apologies to a man who has been beaten and tortured to death to tell were his private keys (he never had) are.

Freedom of speech does not mean I have to be okay with everything everyone says and keep my mouth shut.

Gox wasn't awesome and then went to shit when Karpeles took over. It was always a shit hacked together site with little regard to security.