Topic: [ANN] VIVO - Masternodes, ASIC-Resistant, Secure, High MN Rewards, Decentralized - page 29. (Read 201583 times)
December 10, 2017, 02:31:00 AM
December 09, 2017, 07:02:52 PM
I see that VIVO is trading at https://coinsmarkets.com/trade-BTC-VIVO.htm this is good news, I hope this will help in the growth of the coin. Does anyone know what's with the official site? https://www.vivocrypto.com
December 09, 2017, 06:21:35 AM
The latest Linux build 12.2.1 does not work anymore!
Even after building from source - all peers reject the node.
Even after building from source - all peers reject the node.
December 09, 2017, 04:05:30 AM
Maybe someone here have a clue.
Does anyone have idea how Nicehash was hacked?
First you have to know on which IP address is wallet? How they know that?
Second, you need a private key for sending coins from locked wallet. How did they get it?
And then main question, how we can protect our self?
Does anyone have idea how Nicehash was hacked?
First you have to know on which IP address is wallet? How they know that?
Second, you need a private key for sending coins from locked wallet. How did they get it?
And then main question, how we can protect our self?
-it was hacked by their engineers key apparently. the attackers gained access, scripted a way to consolidate the hot wallets, and sent it all out
-they know the IPs as there's server logs, but it dont matter, no smart hacker wouldn't be behind layers of phony ips, and this isn't going to any law enforcement big enough to follow Tor trails
- i dont think they got the private key persay, but just root access to an account capable of sending out funds
- how can we protect ourselves? remember what our founder said: "If you don't control the keys, you don't control the coins"
DONT trust your BTC ANYWHERE but under your own control at all times!
Yeah, IP means nothing today. There are probably many ways to hide your trails.
The safest way for accessing VPS should be with encrypted key and not password.
At the end, your security level is based on how good are you in keeping your keys.
December 09, 2017, 01:57:58 AM
Maybe someone here have a clue.
Does anyone have idea how Nicehash was hacked?
First you have to know on which IP address is wallet? How they know that?
Second, you need a private key for sending coins from locked wallet. How did they get it?
And then main question, how we can protect our self?
Does anyone have idea how Nicehash was hacked?
First you have to know on which IP address is wallet? How they know that?
Second, you need a private key for sending coins from locked wallet. How did they get it?
And then main question, how we can protect our self?
-it was hacked by their engineers key apparently. the attackers gained access, scripted a way to consolidate the hot wallets, and sent it all out
-they know the IPs as there's server logs, but it dont matter, no smart hacker wouldn't be behind layers of phony ips, and this isn't going to any law enforcement big enough to follow Tor trails
- i dont think they got the private key persay, but just root access to an account capable of sending out funds
- how can we protect ourselves? remember what our founder said: "If you don't control the keys, you don't control the coins"
DONT trust your BTC ANYWHERE but under your own control at all times!
December 09, 2017, 01:45:39 AM
Dev probably just obeying the if-it-ain't-broke-don't-fix-it principle.
December 08, 2017, 03:28:05 PM
Hmmm...Not so much action here.
I don't want to spread FUD. But is this thread alive?
I see that dev was not online for 4 days.
I don't want to spread FUD. But is this thread alive?
I see that dev was not online for 4 days.
December 07, 2017, 11:26:12 AM
Maybe someone here have a clue.
Does anyone have idea how Nicehash was hacked?
First you have to know on which IP address is wallet? How they know that?
Second, you need a private key for sending coins from locked wallet. How did they get it?
And then main question, how we can protect our self?
Does anyone have idea how Nicehash was hacked?
First you have to know on which IP address is wallet? How they know that?
Second, you need a private key for sending coins from locked wallet. How did they get it?
And then main question, how we can protect our self?
December 07, 2017, 07:45:49 AM
Hi lebitusa, so what's your conclusion? It looks like the correction has already finished, so now it turns back right?
December 07, 2017, 12:43:55 AM
Guys, you can check the profitability of the coin at https://www.crypto-coinz.net/crypto-calculator/
Thank you for the website, but I heard someone talk about chain splits? Are they right?there were fork for Vivo yesterday
My mns are working well.
December 07, 2017, 12:37:09 AM
I love and hate this coin. Works well like should be, but sometimes pain in ass with chainsplit or sentinel
As I know all coins based on "dash" origins have the same problems
Not true. Crown has no such problems with their systemnodes and masternodes. The Vivo setup is just...bad. Even with the sentinel scripts, you'll get a timeout once a day.
December 06, 2017, 11:53:57 PM
Guys, you can check the profitability of the coin at https://www.crypto-coinz.net/crypto-calculator/
Thank you for the website, but I heard someone talk about chain splits? Are they right?there were fork for Vivo yesterday
December 06, 2017, 07:52:02 PM
Hey - newcomer here. I am sure this has been asked a lot but 77 pages is a bit much to trawl through for one question:
The wallet says that it is recommended we use a new receiving address for each transaction. However, to mine with this approach seems unfeasible. How are people approaching this at the moment?
Just use an address and not worry too much, maybe change it up every now and then?
If you dont want to follow the transaction hisoty of someone, for example, your friends, you should assign one receiving address for each friend. If not, you should use only one receiving address. The wallet says that it is recommended we use a new receiving address for each transaction. However, to mine with this approach seems unfeasible. How are people approaching this at the moment?
Just use an address and not worry too much, maybe change it up every now and then?
December 06, 2017, 05:40:01 PM
Hey - newcomer here. I am sure this has been asked a lot but 77 pages is a bit much to trawl through for one question:
The wallet says that it is recommended we use a new receiving address for each transaction. However, to mine with this approach seems unfeasible. How are people approaching this at the moment?
Just use an address and not worry too much, maybe change it up every now and then?
The wallet says that it is recommended we use a new receiving address for each transaction. However, to mine with this approach seems unfeasible. How are people approaching this at the moment?
Just use an address and not worry too much, maybe change it up every now and then?
December 06, 2017, 02:12:48 AM
The explorer seems to be down currently. Not sure if there is a chain problem or if the problem is with http://www.explorerz.top/
December 05, 2017, 09:38:02 PM
I love and hate this coin. Works well like should be, but sometimes pain in ass with chainsplit or sentinel
As I know all coins based on "dash" origins have the same problems
December 04, 2017, 06:37:56 PM
I love and hate this coin. Works well like should be, but sometimes pain in ass with chainsplit or sentinel
December 04, 2017, 02:43:44 PM
Guys, you can check the profitability of the coin at https://www.crypto-coinz.net/crypto-calculator/
December 04, 2017, 11:24:59 AM
Is there a chain split? yiimp is on it's own?
its a good question, i see most peers with the same height as yiimp, but... the wallet didnt notify any split/fork
Tried to restart it but do the same.. look like was Forked in the night
EDIT: seems "resolved" after a resynch from scratch... all my pool fees extra balance was sent during the fork so miners didnt really mine for nothing since 10h
EDIT2: chain is unstable, i wait all nodes agree..
December 04, 2017, 09:19:28 AM
Is there a chain split? yiimp is on it's own?
check on discord https://discord.gg/BXGzAx7. community and dev are there all the time
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