SSL is coming.
Nice! This will surely increase the trust future users will give you.
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Nice! This will surely increase the trust future users will give you.
I'm pretty sure your set-up requires manual processing of withdrawals or someone could take out all the btc in store. No worries. I am sure it will be fixed soon.
Withdrawals are mostly automated but we do have tripwires.or if you prefer TX Fees to be mandatory to have a box to say "I agree 0.001 TX Fee" will be included. I keep sending people money and forgetting about TX Fees!
I'm pretty sure your set-up requires manual processing of withdrawals or someone could take out all the btc in store. No worries. I am sure it will be fixed soon.
Withdrawals are mostly automated but we do have tripwires.or if you prefer TX Fees to be mandatory to have a box to say "I agree 0.001 TX Fee" will be included. I keep sending people money and forgetting about TX Fees!
I'm pretty sure your set-up requires manual processing of withdrawals or someone could take out all the btc in store. No worries. I am sure it will be fixed soon.
Withdrawals are mostly automated but we do have tripwires. My CD's are wacked, or I'm a trillionaire?
They are whacked on purpose - I will change the dates to the original ones after your loan is repaid Quote
Your CDs
81,276,934,810,368,907,154,936,125,233,180,775,526,540,566,118,166,571,736,299,339,413,679,243,264.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
162,553,869,620,737,814,309,872,250,466,361,551,053,081,132,236,333,143,472,598,678,827,358,486,528.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
81,276,934,810,368,907,154,936,125,233,180,775,526,540,566,118,166,571,736,299,339,413,679,243,264.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
162,553,869,620,737,814,309,872,250,466,361,551,053,081,132,236,333,143,472,598,678,827,358,486,528.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
If you're wondering why your number is insanely high even through the start date has not changed, it is because of compounding. The script gets the yield (compound), and then divides it by the progress of the CD.
I'm pretty sure your set-up requires manual processing of withdrawals or someone could take out all the btc in store. No worries. I am sure it will be fixed soon.
My CD's are wacked, or I'm a trillionaire?
Yes you are, but only if you manage to be still alive in the year 3000 :/Quote
Your CDs
81,276,934,810,368,907,154,936,125,233,180,775,526,540,566,118,166,571,736,299,339,413,679,243,264.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
162,553,869,620,737,814,309,872,250,466,361,551,053,081,132,236,333,143,472,598,678,827,358,486,528.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
81,276,934,810,368,907,154,936,125,233,180,775,526,540,566,118,166,571,736,299,339,413,679,243,264.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
162,553,869,620,737,814,309,872,250,466,361,551,053,081,132,236,333,143,472,598,678,827,358,486,528.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
Guess there is a script error.
My CD's are wacked, or I'm a trillionaire?
Quote
Your CDs
81,276,934,810,368,907,154,936,125,233,180,775,526,540,566,118,166,571,736,299,339,413,679,243,264.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
162,553,869,620,737,814,309,872,250,466,361,551,053,081,132,236,333,143,472,598,678,827,358,486,528.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
81,276,934,810,368,907,154,936,125,233,180,775,526,540,566,118,166,571,736,299,339,413,679,243,264.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
162,553,869,620,737,814,309,872,250,466,361,551,053,081,132,236,333,143,472,598,678,827,358,486,528.00000000 BTC - 20.000% APR. Starts 2013-05-07, ends 3000-08-05.
Like I already said, we do quite a few very short term (week or two) loans where it's 62% APR (assuming full usage).
What is the typical default rate on these short term loans ? (10, 20 % ?)
what's MITM
If your internet is not secure (public wifi hotspot, stealing neighbors, etc), an attacker could change the contents of the web page you are browsing - they could replace the deposit address on coinlenders with their own address. This attack is pretty impractical (due to the low amount of users, srsly, how many do you expect to catch using CL), but now with address signing you can be sure that the address hasn't being tampered with (if it passes verification).
SSL is coming.
To prevent MITM attacks against deposit addresses, we now sign a message containing a user's deposit address and their username. The bitcoin address used for signing is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM
Damn, TradeFortress, you are good - fixing everything in no time!
However, I am still surprised that you don't just do the HTTPS thing. It is easy and cheap, is it not?
some SSL certs are cheap, like this site for USD 4.99 a year
https://www.cheapssls.com/comodo-ssl-certificates/positivessl.html?years=5
To prevent MITM attacks against deposit addresses, we now sign a message containing a user's deposit address and their username. The bitcoin address used for signing is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM
Damn, TradeFortress, you are good - fixing everything in no time!
However, I am still surprised that you don't just do the HTTPS thing. It is easy and cheap, is it not?
To prevent MITM attacks against deposit addresses, we now sign a message containing a user's deposit address and their username. The bitcoin address used for signing is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
The Bitcoin signing address for CoinLenders is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM - it is exposed on server 1.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
iF4EAREIAAYFAlGetscACgkQx0EjQi5nw9+3IAD8Dbb5RduIWQtP8oA3120T1h09
kLhAwYD+AoDCZZkpomoA/1JyERMjWVtjsbB3aqEa/ilqExQ5PSocAwyJfk6ZawFf
=K4QJ
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
The Bitcoin signing address for CoinLenders is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM - it is exposed on server 1.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
iF4EAREIAAYFAlGetscACgkQx0EjQi5nw9+3IAD8Dbb5RduIWQtP8oA3120T1h09
kLhAwYD+AoDCZZkpomoA/1JyERMjWVtjsbB3aqEa/ilqExQ5PSocAwyJfk6ZawFf
=K4QJ
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Quoted.
what's MITM
To prevent MITM attacks against deposit addresses, we now sign a message containing a user's deposit address and their username. The bitcoin address used for signing is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
OK, understood and successfully executed.
Perfect!
This is my new funding address to coinlenders, 1EmaZR4Po3Pj6bPWrGZ761yhKx6QBc4GKi
Just in case somebody wants to fund my projects, lol
To prevent MITM attacks against deposit addresses, we now sign a message containing a user's deposit address and their username. The bitcoin address used for signing is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
The Bitcoin signing address for CoinLenders is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM - it is exposed on server 1.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
iF4EAREIAAYFAlGetscACgkQx0EjQi5nw9+3IAD8Dbb5RduIWQtP8oA3120T1h09
kLhAwYD+AoDCZZkpomoA/1JyERMjWVtjsbB3aqEa/ilqExQ5PSocAwyJfk6ZawFf
=K4QJ
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
The Bitcoin signing address for CoinLenders is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM - it is exposed on server 1.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
iF4EAREIAAYFAlGetscACgkQx0EjQi5nw9+3IAD8Dbb5RduIWQtP8oA3120T1h09
kLhAwYD+AoDCZZkpomoA/1JyERMjWVtjsbB3aqEa/ilqExQ5PSocAwyJfk6ZawFf
=K4QJ
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Quoted.
To prevent MITM attacks against deposit addresses, we now sign a message containing a user's deposit address and their username. The bitcoin address used for signing is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
The Bitcoin signing address for CoinLenders is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM - it is exposed on server 1.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
iF4EAREIAAYFAlGetscACgkQx0EjQi5nw9+3IAD8Dbb5RduIWQtP8oA3120T1h09
kLhAwYD+AoDCZZkpomoA/1JyERMjWVtjsbB3aqEa/ilqExQ5PSocAwyJfk6ZawFf
=K4QJ
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
You can verify that your deposit address has not being tampered with by verifying the signed message.
Please quote this post.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
The Bitcoin signing address for CoinLenders is 1PVmqfC7GcpPVg5jTTGHuv49EwAB8tEqwM - it is exposed on server 1.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
iF4EAREIAAYFAlGetscACgkQx0EjQi5nw9+3IAD8Dbb5RduIWQtP8oA3120T1h09
kLhAwYD+AoDCZZkpomoA/1JyERMjWVtjsbB3aqEa/ilqExQ5PSocAwyJfk6ZawFf
=K4QJ
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
When it comes to discussing the website, I would like to (annoyingly) point out, that HTTPS should be the first priority
Why?If I remember rightly it uses a client side Java environment which populates / fuels the pages so the likelyhood of HTTPS representing any additional value to security are................................
Agreed with collegues about transparency.
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