The accounts all have the same obsession with penny deals.
I am pretty sure who it is, but not willing to make accusations and then twist them as if proven based on "opinion".
I am confident I know who you are, though.
Haha
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Topic: ►►CryptoLife Development TROJAN SCAMMER, Hazard is incompetent AVOID (Read 1437 times)
November 20, 2015, 09:54:31 PM
November 20, 2015, 09:45:30 PM
dont say you weren't warned, i told everyone that hazard was a trojan pushing scammer.
Glad to see him outed publicly
Glad to see him outed publicly
Christ, all your posts are about selling shitty kiddy games.
Someone is not going to do to well when he reaches adulthood.
November 20, 2015, 09:34:49 PM
false positive syndrome.
Hazard does not put trojans in your wallets.
Christ, check every wallet in the altcoin world and half will get flagged.
Especially ones you can mine from.
Hazard does not put trojans in your wallets.
Christ, check every wallet in the altcoin world and half will get flagged.
Especially ones you can mine from.
November 13, 2015, 03:59:31 PM
Posting from multiple accounts that you purchased does not strengthen your claims. It delegitimizes them, if anything.
November 13, 2015, 01:47:52 PM
^ Both of these accounts are controlled by TenBagTony and were purchased/stolen off of people. Check the post history.
https://i.imgur.com/aIK4QlZ.png
https://i.imgur.com/dzw7C0P.png
https://i.imgur.com/aIK4QlZ.png
https://i.imgur.com/dzw7C0P.png
November 13, 2015, 12:50:47 PM
You exposed yourself by using the exact same whitepaper for both coins. Your incompetence is not my fault.
November 13, 2015, 12:49:34 PM
Look guys after creating a coin for you look what hazard does
So much for privacy
Both coins (XAGON and QUEDOS) were created by my service over a month ago.
So much for privacy
Yah, that's the INCOMPETENCY bit i was referring to...
Stay away guys, Hazard is an incompetent fool with half a brain and he will tarnish your project with viruses and other sloppy work
avoid
use loljosh instead
November 13, 2015, 12:49:03 PM
Given your post history, you're obviously involved with QUEDOS and you have an agenda here.
November 13, 2015, 12:44:42 PM
This individual is on a FUD campaign against me because his scamcoin campaign was not a success. View this thread (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/quedos-is-a-virus-trojan-use-malwarebytes-for-removal-1248606) for some context, and my reply to him below:
Both coins (XAGON and QUEDOS) were created by my service over a month ago. They were ordered by different individuals, but seeing as they were released on the same day, and have similar whitepapers, it's not too difficult to see they're being pushed by the same person/group.
I checked, and it doesn't look like there were any modifications made to the client after I compiled, so they should be clean. Here's the VT links:
XAGON: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/ce4d570f740d5b7ee8c371ce162aaf9a398150dbc328bc2ef3969a8698931bb0/analysis/
QUEDOS (9/28): https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/83abb7b3f28c363924beda4b0fc637f45df05ae20337040276f36ee40a26a756/analysis/1443540956/
QUEDOS (11/13): https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/83abb7b3f28c363924beda4b0fc637f45df05ae20337040276f36ee40a26a756/analysis/
As you can see sometime between 9/28 and today, McAfee's Artemis decides it doesn't like something, and Baidu hops on the "Bitcoin Miner" train as well. I've been dealing with false positives like these for a very long time. BitcoinMiner is the one that always persists, but every now and then some D-List antivirus will decide throw a very nasty sounding false positive.
Artemis is a heuristic detection tool by McAfee and isn't indicative of anything in particular. It just means something is "suspicious", but given McAfee's track record as the worst antivirus ever, I wouldn't put too much stock in it. It certainly doesn't "basically disable almost all functions of your machine", that's just pure FUD.
Trojan.StartPage.Win32.26934 is absolutely a false positive by a crappy AV vendor (who has ever heard of zillya before?) and is incredibly easy to verify since the payload of that particular trojan is that is changes your home page. Run the client in a VM and you'll see it does no such thing. Also refer to the often overlooked behavioral information of both clients, and you'll see nothing out of the ordinary: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/83abb7b3f28c363924beda4b0fc637f45df05ae20337040276f36ee40a26a756/analysis/1443540956/
I reached out to Mr. "TenBagTony", pusher of both these coins, who is now on a FUD campaign against me. He posted this gem after ocminer exposed him with this thread. Amusingly enough, he claims that I exposed him, and he now wants to fight me. A true internet tough guy, if there ever was one.
tl;dr Both coins are free of malware - any detection is simple a false positive. So if you've ran them, don't panic and nuke your computer. That being said, I'd still stay away from both of these coins for every other reason mentioned above.
Both coins (XAGON and QUEDOS) were created by my service over a month ago. They were ordered by different individuals, but seeing as they were released on the same day, and have similar whitepapers, it's not too difficult to see they're being pushed by the same person/group.
I checked, and it doesn't look like there were any modifications made to the client after I compiled, so they should be clean. Here's the VT links:
XAGON: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/ce4d570f740d5b7ee8c371ce162aaf9a398150dbc328bc2ef3969a8698931bb0/analysis/
QUEDOS (9/28): https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/83abb7b3f28c363924beda4b0fc637f45df05ae20337040276f36ee40a26a756/analysis/1443540956/
QUEDOS (11/13): https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/83abb7b3f28c363924beda4b0fc637f45df05ae20337040276f36ee40a26a756/analysis/
As you can see sometime between 9/28 and today, McAfee's Artemis decides it doesn't like something, and Baidu hops on the "Bitcoin Miner" train as well. I've been dealing with false positives like these for a very long time. BitcoinMiner is the one that always persists, but every now and then some D-List antivirus will decide throw a very nasty sounding false positive.
Artemis is a heuristic detection tool by McAfee and isn't indicative of anything in particular. It just means something is "suspicious", but given McAfee's track record as the worst antivirus ever, I wouldn't put too much stock in it. It certainly doesn't "basically disable almost all functions of your machine", that's just pure FUD.
Trojan.StartPage.Win32.26934 is absolutely a false positive by a crappy AV vendor (who has ever heard of zillya before?) and is incredibly easy to verify since the payload of that particular trojan is that is changes your home page. Run the client in a VM and you'll see it does no such thing. Also refer to the often overlooked behavioral information of both clients, and you'll see nothing out of the ordinary: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/83abb7b3f28c363924beda4b0fc637f45df05ae20337040276f36ee40a26a756/analysis/1443540956/
I reached out to Mr. "TenBagTony", pusher of both these coins, who is now on a FUD campaign against me. He posted this gem after ocminer exposed him with this thread. Amusingly enough, he claims that I exposed him, and he now wants to fight me. A true internet tough guy, if there ever was one.
tl;dr Both coins are free of malware - any detection is simple a false positive. So if you've ran them, don't panic and nuke your computer. That being said, I'd still stay away from both of these coins for every other reason mentioned above.
November 13, 2015, 10:19:36 AM
Avoid HAZARD he PUTS VIRUSES IN YOUR COINS CLIENT
avoid using this incompetent fool
he puts viruses in your client and doesn't say anything about it untill your coin is live and out there, he also WILL fud your coin and say that it was him who developed it
avoid this idiot, total waste of time
avoid using this incompetent fool
he puts viruses in your client and doesn't say anything about it untill your coin is live and out there, he also WILL fud your coin and say that it was him who developed it
avoid this idiot, total waste of time
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