CSRF tokens vs. live CSRF vuln.
I'm not saying either one is worth trusting your money with, but hey, there's something.
Topic: "Come to Tradehill, it's more secure!" (Read 1227 times)
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Now consider that Tradehill is closed-source. In itself this is not a problem, but they do, as far as I know, not have insurance for the funds you deposit to them either.
That means you are directly financially responsible for any security holes they leave open, and have no way to check if it is secure.
I'm missing something or mtgox is opensource and / or have insurance for the funds?That means you are directly financially responsible for any security holes they leave open, and have no way to check if it is secure.
Don't forget Tradehill was using the same encryption as Mt.Gox...they both increased security due to this incident.
Now consider that Tradehill is closed-source. In itself this is not a problem, but they do, as far as I know, not have insurance for the funds you deposit to them either.
That means you are directly financially responsible for any security holes they leave open, and have no way to check if it is secure.
I'm missing something or mtgox is opensource and / or have insurance for the funds?That means you are directly financially responsible for any security holes they leave open, and have no way to check if it is secure.
Now consider that Tradehill is closed-source. In itself this is not a problem, but they do, as far as I know, not have insurance for the funds you deposit to them either.
That means you are directly financially responsible for any security holes they leave open, and have no way to check if it is secure.
I'm missing something or mtgox is opensource and / or have insurance for the funds? That means you are directly financially responsible for any security holes they leave open, and have no way to check if it is secure.
I will move over once I get my money back from Gox...
Then again Gox will be open by then so I may not
Then again Gox will be open by then so I may not
The Tradehill market moves slower than a snail, so for some people that == security. 
I've got two words for you. Force Majeure.
Okay, so I've seen the following pop up quite a lot on both the forum and on IRC:
"Go to Tradehill, it's more secure than Mt. Gox!"
Now consider that Tradehill is closed-source. In itself this is not a problem, but they do, as far as I know, not have insurance for the funds you deposit to them either.
That means you are directly financially responsible for any security holes they leave open, and have no way to check if it is secure.
Now, besides the obvious profits that people get from referal links, can anyone who is claiming that Tradehill is more secure, tell me what that claim is based on?
"Go to Tradehill, it's more secure than Mt. Gox!"
Now consider that Tradehill is closed-source. In itself this is not a problem, but they do, as far as I know, not have insurance for the funds you deposit to them either.
That means you are directly financially responsible for any security holes they leave open, and have no way to check if it is secure.
Now, besides the obvious profits that people get from referal links, can anyone who is claiming that Tradehill is more secure, tell me what that claim is based on?
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