Update: He just answered all of my questions in an email to me. I'm very impressed with the thoroughness of the responses. Will update my thread on the subject shortly...
TradeFortress;
1.) When did you first notice that the hot wallet was empty?
2.) How and when did you first realize your Linode administrative account was reset?
3.) Could you post the password reset logs for your Linode administrative console, and tell Linode employees that they may verify them for whoever asks?
4.) Do you have, and could you post, the logs of what the hacker did while he was logged into the Linode administrative console?
5.) Were the logins from 101.0.79.18 into your Linode administrative console, that you posted, the only time the hacker accessed it?
TradeFortress;
1.) When did you first notice that the hot wallet was empty?
2.) How and when did you first realize your Linode administrative account was reset?
3.) Could you post the password reset logs for your Linode administrative console, and tell Linode employees that they may verify them for whoever asks?
4.) Do you have, and could you post, the logs of what the hacker did while he was logged into the Linode administrative console?
5.) Were the logins from 101.0.79.18 into your Linode administrative console, that you posted, the only time the hacker accessed it?
Good news for the ones involved in the lawsuit, bad news for the rest of us.
This all of a sudden became a race between depositors to get a hold of the coins.
That is the situation, and an awful way to handle what's going on. If TradeFortress comes clean and starts working with all of us, it would save me a headache, and the outcome would be more equitable.This all of a sudden became a race between depositors to get a hold of the coins.
So 100% of questions on the hack have been answered, I am sure the hack was executed perfectly. It's a shame no questions on the financials have been answered.
