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Icy-

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Quote from: cablepair on June 22, 2011, 08:45:26 PM

security problems are going to be the end of bitcoin.

I had almost 400 btc in my wallet on my linux box today. Someone was OBVIOUSLY watching the forums and either hacked me today or already had me hacked.

I had a very public LARGE business deal going and someone STOLE ALL OF THE BTC !!!!!

I was selling 10 XFX 6990's , I had 4 different buyers and I am completely screwed now!!!!!!

this is crazy, I really do not know what to do. i am going to get sued because some hacker scum bag

i was holding 400 btc of other peoples money and I was hacked today.

I have known this for hours but am just going public with it now. I really dont know what to do.

someone hacked my linux box and transfered out all this btc to some other accounts

FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK

i am ruined.

at least if you keep real money in your house and someone tries to break in and steal it you can fight them off
but these hackers are sneaky as fuck i dont know what to do im like totally freaking out right now!

yeah cause fighting someone is safer than just securing your system Roll Eyes

psyborgue

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Quote from: Alex-Z on June 22, 2011, 10:17:48 PM

So is this a (poorly) hatched ruse to cover your ass when you start getting questioned by the people you stole from?

Or is this a legitimate case of poor security resulting in coinage loss.

Stay tuned to find out!

Who cares. Either way he should pay the money back.

lemonginger

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Quote from: cablepair on June 22, 2011, 08:45:26 PM

security problems are going to be the end of bitcoin.

I agree with this. Or at least are the single largest problem facing the community at the moment.

BUT this post seems fishy as hell.

tito13kfm

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Yeah.. Um.. I scare myself sometimes.

Be glad I wasn't the one who got ripped off.

I have his
Full name
Address
Phone
Place of business
Church
Wife's name
Kid's names
And plenty more...

Lol, um yeah.. I'm just gonna stop now before the cops start questioning me.

Lol, make that your joomla admin name and password too.

Tasty Champa

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I lover these threads

lots of vengeful bitches, painting targets on themselves,
who probably deserve to get haxooorrrr'd

xD

have some compassion or get off the internetz.

Valhala muthafukin RISING.

Alex-Z

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So is this a (poorly) hatched ruse to cover your ass when you start getting questioned by the people you stole from?

Or is this a legitimate case of poor security resulting in coinage loss.

Stay tuned to find out!

Clipse

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Obviously trying to run with 400BTC making this public to look like he was robbed.

Not one single reply after his initial fud post.

I hope the people who gave you 400BTC (if this is even true, might just be another BTC hater) come after you.

netrin

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Quote from: BeeCee1 on June 22, 2011, 10:01:05 PM

I just re-read the thread and I don't see the place where he asked for me or anyone else to reimburse him.

Yeah, people are quick to jump on him. We can speculate about his motives about any number of imagined facts.

I am curious about the distribution of Linux, what services were running, how many users, type of networking (wifi?), how often the system is updated, and (since I assume the password has been changed) what the password of the victims account was.

GeniuSxBoY

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screenshots or it didn't happen

Litt

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Quote from: cablepair on June 22, 2011, 08:45:26 PM

i am going to get sued because some hacker scum bag

He's already telling everyone he isn't planning to pay back. He is outright lying about this obviously imo. I wouldn't trust this guy. I knew it was going to end badly when I saw the ad. Too bad people lost hard earned btc over this. I'm 100% sure he isn't paying back anyone.

benjamindees

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Quote from: tito13kfm on June 22, 2011, 09:52:41 PM

Hello Thomas,
You are a network Admin at CNY-Media in Hannibal New York.
You should know what a log file looks like, and you should be able to prove this hack with little effort.

Well that's certainly interesting.

Did an employee of a New York based online reputation management firm just happen to scam a bunch of people out of their Bitcoins?

BeeCee1

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Quote from: bitcoinminer on June 22, 2011, 09:23:01 PM

Quote from: BeeCee1 on June 22, 2011, 09:20:44 PM

Quote from: psyborgue on June 22, 2011, 09:07:28 PM

Because it was reasonable to foresee that a hack was possible (anybody read the news), OP can't claim it's all the hacker's fault.

Yeah, and if a thief breaks into your house, you can't really blame the thief because you know that locks can be picked, it's partly your fault for not staying in your house all the time with an automatic weapon.

But if 5 of your 10 neighbors say "I left the door unlocked and I got robbed this weekend", and the cops tell you "Lock your doors" and you dont, then you go to the cops and say "I got robbed! I left my door unlocked, but you didn't stop them! The police department should reimburse me, as should all of my neighbors!"

I just re-read the thread and I don't see the place where he asked for me or anyone else to reimburse him.

I look at it this way, if 1 of your neighbors says "I had the house locked and someone still broke in" I'll be more careful, If 5 of them say it I'll be even more careful (like change my locks), each report I hear I'll increase my vigilance. It is very useful to hear about them to get an idea of the magnitude of the problem. If, after all that, I still get my house broken into, I'll tell my neighbors and it is still the thief's fault.

foggyb

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Quote from: CurbsideProphet on June 22, 2011, 08:59:47 PM

Assuming this is legit, I'm really sorry for your loss.

Quote from: cablepair on June 22, 2011, 08:45:26 PM

security problems are going to be the end of bitcoin.

I agree.

Some of you need to relax.

Do you think bitcoin is the first financial system ever to experience hacker attacks?

Check your security and give it a rest.

tito13kfm

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Hello Thomas,
You are a network Admin at CNY-Media in Hannibal New York.
You should know what a log file looks like, and you should be able to prove this hack with little effort.

The buyers have your name, phone, address, business address, facebook account, etc.

I'd suggest refunds all around.

Good day.

bitcoinminer

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It was probably one of the people you sold the video cards to.

tito13kfm

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Quote

I CANNOT AFFORD TO USE ANY KIND OF ESCROW SERVICE BECAUSE I PUT CASH DOWN TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN AND I NEED TO GET THIS CASH BACK.

Christ, a sucker is born every minute.

bitcoinminer

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Quote from: BeeCee1 on June 22, 2011, 09:20:44 PM

Quote from: psyborgue on June 22, 2011, 09:07:28 PM

Because it was reasonable to foresee that a hack was possible (anybody read the news), OP can't claim it's all the hacker's fault.

Yeah, and if a thief breaks into your house, you can't really blame the thief because you know that locks can be picked, it's partly your fault for not staying in your house all the time with an automatic weapon.

But if 5 of your 10 neighbors say "I left the door unlocked and I got robbed this weekend", and the cops tell you "Lock your doors" and you dont, then you go to the cops and say "I got robbed! I left my door unlocked, but you didn't stop them! The police department should reimburse me, as should all of my neighbors!"

SmokeAndMirrors

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be careful. In the states if a thief falls through a skylight and lands on a knife, you could be held liable. Doesn't really apply for bitcoins, but still funny.

BeeCee1

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Quote from: psyborgue on June 22, 2011, 09:07:28 PM

Because it was reasonable to foresee that a hack was possible (anybody read the news), OP can't claim it's all the hacker's fault.

Yeah, and if a thief breaks into your house, you can't really blame the thief because you know that locks can be picked, it's partly your fault for not staying in your house all the time with an automatic weapon.

JoelKatz

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Democracy is vulnerable to a 51% attack.

Can you provide the details of how you were hacked for the benefit of the community? And if you'd like, include the actual IP addresses and times of the attacker (remove your own IP address if you want) so that perhaps the attacker can be identified and if the attack source was itself compromised, appropriate notifications can be sent. This will also help people to believe you, if you care about that.

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