Good security approach. Hackers you are welcome to inspect code and hack us!
https://github.com/davout/bitcoin-central
You'd prefer a security through obscurity approach?https://github.com/davout/bitcoin-central
What are passwords iyo?
Topic: Another Hack https://bitcoin-central.net/ (Read 3019 times)
What are passwords iyo?
Good security approach. Hackers you are welcome to inspect code and hack us!
https://github.com/davout/bitcoin-central
You'd prefer a security through obscurity approach? https://github.com/davout/bitcoin-central
Well, as far as i can tell this isn't exactly their fault. I'm assuming that they'll actually be installing their own servers in a data center instead of renting a VPS at OVH...
I'd be surprised if the top level package offered by OVH allowed for password reset without some kind of verification. We've had this situation before where it turns out that hosting services had available top tier packages but Bitcoin services were using lower tier packages meant for less critical operations.
It is the fault of service providers if they choose hosting services without knowing that a password can be reset without verification. That's the kind of stuff you research before you choose a provider.
Good security approach. Hackers you are welcome to inspect code and hack us!
https://github.com/davout/bitcoin-central
https://github.com/davout/bitcoin-central
Well, as far as i can tell this isn't exactly their fault. I'm assuming that they'll actually be installing their own servers in a data center instead of renting a VPS at OVH...
If you have something that's very important to take care of, would you leave it in the hands of some random service provider, og would you ensure you hosted it on a dedicated server, in an environment or facility where you had physical access to it, and where strict security restrictions were present ?
Using a third party hosting provider that might not even be aware of all the valuable information stored on your servers, that's asking for a disaster to happen. Although it might be a breach at the hosting provider, that's still Paymium's fault, as they trusted them with the responsibility in the first place.
To me, it seems like their security is not up to bank level standards at the very least.. They're hacked 3 times now (that we know of), bitcoin-central twice and instawallet once.
Well, as far as i can tell this isn't exactly their fault. I'm assuming that they'll actually be installing their own servers in a data center instead of renting a VPS at OVH...
BTC-E are Russian. In Russia, Exchanges don't get hacked, Hackers runs the Exchange.
In America you can hack an exchange, in Russia exchange hacks you.
Yet another disconcertingly amateurish operation. I am curious what your 'banking partner' thinks of your clearly lax approach to security? Your services appear to have more holes than one of your expensive French cheeses.
Swiss cheese have holes, not french ones.Mimolette has holes though not quite so many as a Swiss Emmentaler. Funny enough France is one of the biggest producers of Emmentaler regardless due to a legal loophole.
According to sloveny somalians, cheese is also an expression for money.
Yet another disconcertingly amateurish operation. I am curious what your 'banking partner' thinks of your clearly lax approach to security? Your services appear to have more holes than one of your expensive French cheeses.
Swiss cheese have holes, not french ones.Mimolette has holes though not quite so many as a Swiss Emmentaler. Funny enough France is one of the biggest producers of Emmentaler regardless due to a legal loophole.
As does the French edition of Gruyère: http://www.frenchfoodintheus.org/spip.php?article4173 - but pedantry aside, it should not distract from the serious issue of trusting your funds to a company which seems wholly incapable handling them securely.
Yet another disconcertingly amateurish operation. I am curious what your 'banking partner' thinks of your clearly lax approach to security? Your services appear to have more holes than one of your expensive French cheeses.
Swiss cheese have holes, not french ones.Mimolette has holes though not quite so many as a Swiss Emmentaler. Funny enough France is one of the biggest producers of Emmentaler regardless due to a legal loophole.
Yet another disconcertingly amateurish operation. I am curious what your 'banking partner' thinks of your clearly lax approach to security? Your services appear to have more holes than one of your expensive French cheeses.
Swiss cheese have holes, not french ones.
Yet another disconcertingly amateurish operation. I am curious what your 'banking partner' thinks of your clearly lax approach to security? Your services appear to have more holes than one of your expensive French cheeses.
Herodes, instead of posting condescending stupidities, I advise you to read our annoucement regarding this hack.
I do have a report from the security consultants but will not share it with you since you seem to know everything on anything already.
By the way, get a life: it seems you are lurking on this forum just to spit your venom.
I do have a report from the security consultants but will not share it with you since you seem to know everything on anything already.
By the way, get a life: it seems you are lurking on this forum just to spit your venom.
Here we have the sign of who and what Boussac represents. Don't give bitcoin-central any business.
What does bitcoin-central have to do with btc-e?
If BTC-e claim to have full reserve backing of funds....was my question
Now, now, what have we learned about claims in the BTC economy?
Herodes, instead of posting condescending stupidities, I advise you to read our annoucement regarding this hack.
I do have a report from the security consultants but will not share it with you since you seem to know everything on anything already.
By the way, get a life: it seems you are lurking on this forum just to spit your venom.
I do have a report from the security consultants but will not share it with you since you seem to know everything on anything already.
By the way, get a life: it seems you are lurking on this forum just to spit your venom.
Congratulations Bitcoin-Central.
Just putting this up here for everyone to gawk at:
Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1783407
How condescending .
Had you read my posts, you would have known that we did hire experts without waiting for your advice..
We rebuilt a complete production environment from scratch.
Yepp, it really is a shame, that there are persons that act in a seemingly 'condescending' way. Let's be personally insulted, and don't care for real security.
Just putting this up here for everyone to gawk at:
Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1783407
I would advise them to consult an indpendent company for a complete security audit of their IT systems.
How condescending .
Had you read my posts, you would have known that we did hire experts without waiting for your advice..
We rebuilt a complete production environment from scratch.
Yepp, it really is a shame, that there are persons that act in a seemingly 'condescending' way. Let's be personally insulted, and don't care for real security.
https://bitcoin-central.net/
Were hacked....I maybe slowpoke.jpg but at least they claim they have full reserve...does BTC-e make this claim?
Were hacked....I maybe slowpoke.jpg but at least they claim they have full reserve...does BTC-e make this claim?
BTC-E are Russian. In Russia, Exchanges don't get hacked, Hackers runs the Exchange.
https://bitcoin-central.net/
Were hacked....I maybe slowpoke.jpg but at least they claim they have full reserve...does BTC-e make this claim?
Were hacked....I maybe slowpoke.jpg but at least they claim they have full reserve...does BTC-e make this claim?
BTC-E are Russian. In Russia, Exchanges don't get hacked, Hackers runs the Exchange.
https://bitcoin-central.net/
Were hacked....I maybe slowpoke.jpg but at least they claim they have full reserve...does BTC-e make this claim?
Were hacked....I maybe slowpoke.jpg but at least they claim they have full reserve...does BTC-e make this claim?
For all we know this is an emotional fallacy, where the reputation increases with more "illusion of trust" while there is no hacking going on all while at the same time showing trust that the hacks will get fix.
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