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czebrda

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Quote from: Stefan on November 13, 2013, 05:14:56 AM

More info (in CZ, but with translator and some luck hopefully understandable) here:
www.facebook.com/Bitcash.cz.kradez.nebo.podvod

Here's an article in English from that FB page http://www.coindesk.com/czech-bitcoin-exchange-bitcash-cz-hacked-4000-user-wallets-emptied/

AuroraHF

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Wow, seems like there's tons of sites being hacked these days, they really got to step up their security.

Stefan

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More info (in CZ, but with translator and some luck hopefully understandable) here:
www.facebook.com/Bitcash.cz.kradez.nebo.podvod

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Quote from: tvbcof on November 12, 2013, 02:01:24 PM

Another E.|S.|C. European wallet service that I'd never heard of 'hacked'. Yawn.

Next phase: Get DOX on the victims for later sale, then pay out a little bit to a few of the effected for PR reasons. If that.

Well. It was maybe the most important local exchange in Czech Republic. Actually working as "middleman", providing escrow services and bid/ask system for users who traded with each other. (There was no way to send fiat money to bitcash.cz or to withdraw fiat money from them. So that site technically was not an exchange.) There was shared wallet with transactions between users being internal and free (off-chain). The trade volume was about ten to several tens of BTC per day.
There was also scam email circulating shortly after the hack: Something like: "We have been attacked by the hackers. Saddly, everthing was stolen. Only course of action now for me is to hire ?"claim/enforcing/extorting"? company certified from/by USA. Please send me 2 BTC to the following address. It will help you return your money." The address provided is empty with no transactions and obviously no one fell for this trick.
The question is: How much BTC was in the hot wallet and can the coins be tracked?

tvbcof

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Another E.|S.|C. European wallet service that I'd never heard of 'hacked'. Yawn.

Next phase: Get DOX on the victims for later sale, then pay out a little bit to a few of the effected for PR reasons. If that.

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Quote from: qtronix on November 12, 2013, 08:53:54 AM

how the fuck can you file a criminal complaint against an unknown attacker

You mean like when someone gets murdered and you report it to the police? Even if you don't know who did it?

That's what police do. :-)

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Quote from: qtronix on November 12, 2013, 08:53:54 AM

how the fuck can you file a criminal complaint against an unknown attacker

If the police would refuse to accept a complaint unless you have a copy of the thief/criminal/robber/kidnapper id or driver license I bet the crime rate (reported) will go down to 0.

qtronix

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how the fuck can you file a criminal complaint against an unknown attacker

czebrda

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Czech bitcoin exchange bitcash.cz has been hacked yesterday. Reports say that bitcoins worth millions of Czech Crowns has been stolen. (1 BTC ~ 7000 CZK)
The site now states:
Server Bitcash.cz was attacked by hackers. On 11.11. in the evening the server security was broken and our Bitcoin wallet stolen. Unfortunately the nightmare became reality. We are investigating the type of attack, the security and what actions we can take now. We will keep you informed.

11.12 11:30 We are currently in process of filing a criminal complaint against an unknown attacker.

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