I created a HTML form on my computer and submitted it to mcxnow, and it created an account. I've never actually visited mcxnow. I suppose the same would work for login.
Oddly enough, on this page https://mcxnow.com/about.html they are talking about how their system is protected against CSRF.
Could it be they are talking out of their arses.
Topic: Best websites for trading digital currencies (Read 888 times)
I just did a CSRF attack against mcxnow.
Good to know our private personal data is in the right hands
Good to know our private personal data is in the right hands
What do you mean ?
Could you explain ?
I just did a CSRF attack against mcxnow.
Good to know our private personal data is in the right hands
Good to know our private personal data is in the right hands
My favorite is https://mcxnow.com/ because it's damn fast.
Looks good but only supports a few coins. How much do they charge for withdrawal? Say I convert everything to BTC and want to withdraw.They charge the normal fees for a transaction.
My favorite is https://mcxnow.com/ because it's damn fast.
Looks good but only supports a few coins. How much do they charge for withdrawal? Say I convert everything to BTC and want to withdraw.
My favorite is https://mcxnow.com/ because it's damn fast.
I wouldn't keep them in one place. If this site goes down for any reason, your coins might be lost.
Now I have some BTC, FTC, NMC, LTC and some other coins in my different wallets. I would like to trade these currencies frequently and have all of them in one place for easy access.
Two websites I saw,
BTC-e and cryptsy. Say, now I want to convert all my coins to BTC, BTC-e charges 0.2% on each transaction, and 0.001 BTC for BTC withdrawal.
What's the best place to do trades like that? and what are the fees involved in each of them?
Two websites I saw,
BTC-e and cryptsy. Say, now I want to convert all my coins to BTC, BTC-e charges 0.2% on each transaction, and 0.001 BTC for BTC withdrawal.
What's the best place to do trades like that? and what are the fees involved in each of them?
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