Hey!
I've been using PrimeDice since 2015 (check my username: 20kevin20) and I've got scammed by the trojan after the last update too, when the bot automatically withdrawed 0.01BTC (all I had) from my account. I still had the first versions of the software, you can scan it with whatever you like, you can try to do whatever you want with it.. I've used this version for a long time after the infected version had been taken down. So after a while, I have created my own blogspot website and uploaded the bot there.
I am not encouraging you to use this bot or anything, I don't know what this version might still have coded in it. You can download it on your own risk, don't blame me if the bot will take your money. I never had problems with this version, though, and I'm 99% sure this is clean. Still, there is the 1% suspiciousness that keeps me a little bit away from using it again when having a big balance in the account.
Here you go: http://dyborgpd.blogspot.com/
I've been using PrimeDice since 2015 (check my username: 20kevin20) and I've got scammed by the trojan after the last update too, when the bot automatically withdrawed 0.01BTC (all I had) from my account. I still had the first versions of the software, you can scan it with whatever you like, you can try to do whatever you want with it.. I've used this version for a long time after the infected version had been taken down. So after a while, I have created my own blogspot website and uploaded the bot there.
I am not encouraging you to use this bot or anything, I don't know what this version might still have coded in it. You can download it on your own risk, don't blame me if the bot will take your money. I never had problems with this version, though, and I'm 99% sure this is clean. Still, there is the 1% suspiciousness that keeps me a little bit away from using it again when having a big balance in the account.
Here you go: http://dyborgpd.blogspot.com/
Has anyone tried this and can confirm or deny this ?
You can send it to some antivirus research lab (e.g. Kaspersky/Avast/BitDefender/AVG/etc) if you want to make sure it's not infected. I don't know if they can detect the coding though.
