That's some Meticulous Hacking™!
That's some Discusting Hacking™!
Topic: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action - page 267. (Read 1006940 times)
January 24, 2016, 01:05:48 AM
That's some Discusting Hacking™!
January 24, 2016, 01:02:00 AM
That's some Meticulous Hacking™!
January 24, 2016, 12:46:57 AM
https://www.walletexplorer.com/address/1A5rrPcb6SWR6nnpEDq8jkJrhvHGZ8CL2s
I'm sure Paul Vernon will have an explanation at his trail as to why the first 0.0001 BTC was worthy of being transferred from Cryptsy's bitcoin wallet address but not the second (last) 0.0001 BTC input.
https://www.walletexplorer.com/txid/b6098e4b8c58f24559f4c8e94ddc26b554e8813adf2fa0737b194d257cdc3cad
I'm sure Paul Vernon will have an explanation at his trail as to why the first 0.0001 BTC was worthy of being transferred from Cryptsy's bitcoin wallet address but not the second (last) 0.0001 BTC input.
https://www.walletexplorer.com/txid/b6098e4b8c58f24559f4c8e94ddc26b554e8813adf2fa0737b194d257cdc3cad
January 23, 2016, 11:21:36 PM
Just like with the lady or gentleman who reduced Cryptsy's holdings during the event, Paul Vernon, too, is very picky as to what bitcoins he transfers from one wallet [address] to another wallet [address].
https://www.walletexplorer.com/wallet/0c07e0bec1002bd2
Why wasn't the 3.1983 BTC reduced at the time of the event?
Who deposited 0.0001 BTC into Cryptsy's wallet augmenting the 3.1983 BTC to 3.1984 BTC less than two hours after the event?
Why did Paul Vernon opt to leave that 0.0001 BTC unspent while transferring out the 3.1983 BTC?
Did Paul consider that 0.0001 BTC taboo, perhaps of some unknown source in his mind that maybe some three-letter entity's in the process of tracking the booty, hence still sitting comfortably numb in 18 bitcoin wallet addresses with the Fearless Leader fearing the worst?
Do the movement times of the other stolen altcoins coincide with movements of known Cryptsy bitcoins after the event?
Another revelation forthcoming that'll make Paul Vernon toss and turn in bed tonight.
https://www.walletexplorer.com/wallet/0c07e0bec1002bd2
Why wasn't the 3.1983 BTC reduced at the time of the event?
Who deposited 0.0001 BTC into Cryptsy's wallet augmenting the 3.1983 BTC to 3.1984 BTC less than two hours after the event?
Why did Paul Vernon opt to leave that 0.0001 BTC unspent while transferring out the 3.1983 BTC?
Did Paul consider that 0.0001 BTC taboo, perhaps of some unknown source in his mind that maybe some three-letter entity's in the process of tracking the booty, hence still sitting comfortably numb in 18 bitcoin wallet addresses with the Fearless Leader fearing the worst?
Do the movement times of the other stolen altcoins coincide with movements of known Cryptsy bitcoins after the event?
Another revelation forthcoming that'll make Paul Vernon toss and turn in bed tonight.
January 23, 2016, 11:01:27 PM
Meanwhile, while Paul Vernon's conducting his snowjob, Investards are awaiting the next altcoin cleverly dubbed SnowCoin to buy and trade using their rent and food moneys:
Reminds me of Hashie.co's Frostcoins and their "post-hack" ARG to get the big Bitcoin reward...
"Let it go, let it go..."
as a hashie victim myself (only .05btc or so) i can ROFLMFAO!!
January 23, 2016, 10:59:05 PM
Quote from: Paul Vernon @blog.cryptsy.com
...reduction in our safe/cold wallet balances of Bitcoin and Litecoin, as well as a couple other cryptocurrencies.
I will be posting transaction ID’s for other alt coins soon. Updates will be appended to this post.
I will be posting transaction ID’s for other alt coins soon. Updates will be appended to this post.
Is Vern finished updating his blog post?
I was hoping he would confirm these other (stolen?) coins:
$2.16M in Dash (456,501 @0.0081 BTC) http://explorer.dash.org/tx/ba798890d98936115001f69333956b558a4856c162516cb3ab46a6455de7a1eb
$2.05M in DOGE (9.727B @0.00000036 BTC) https://bitinfocharts.com/dogecoin/address/DN27P1saQQ1fYesKP1LHT5MdSXBpgqka85
In re. DASH: Is 2014-07-29 16:58:12 GMT time? If so, it equates to 12:58:12 Florida time (EDT), negating what Paul Vernon said: http://blog.cryptsy.com/
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About a year and a half ago, we were alerted in the early AM of a reduction in our safe/cold wallet balances of Bitcoin and Litecoin, as well as a couple other smaller cryptocurrencies.
Surely, the bright Paul Vernon upon learning about a breach in the early AM (EDT) would've locked everything down tighter than a gnat's arse, thus making it impossible for the event dude or dudette to further reduce Cryptsy's holdings ~4 hours later, eh?
Bear in mind, by all accounts Cryptsy was virtually 100% wiped out on July 29, 2014, but Paul Vernon opted to notify nobody believing that he could easily replenish the missing funds over time if ONLY that damn article didn't come out a few months later putting a halt to his plans, but thereafter had no problem with spending millions not rightfully his if said moneys didn't stem from the Litecoin or Doge liquidations.
At the end of the day, Paul Vernon's gonna have a microscope stuck so far up his ass that even Steven Hawking will have to rewrite a many of his papers due to soon-be-released discoveries.
January 23, 2016, 10:53:07 PM
Meanwhile, while Paul Vernon's conducting his snowjob, Investards are awaiting the next altcoin cleverly dubbed SnowCoin to buy and trade using their rent and food moneys:
Reminds me of Hashie.co's Frostcoins and their "post-hack" ARG to get the big Bitcoin reward...
"Let it go, let it go..."
as a hashie victim myself (only .05btc or so) i can ROFLMFAO!!
January 23, 2016, 10:44:34 PM
Quote from: Paul Vernon @blog.cryptsy.com
...reduction in our safe/cold wallet balances of Bitcoin and Litecoin, as well as a couple other cryptocurrencies.
I will be posting transaction ID’s for other alt coins soon. Updates will be appended to this post.
I will be posting transaction ID’s for other alt coins soon. Updates will be appended to this post.
Has Vern stopped updating his blog post?
I was hoping he would confirm these other (stolen?) coins:
$2.16M in Dash (456,501 @0.0081 BTC) http://explorer.dash.org/tx/ba798890d98936115001f69333956b558a4856c162516cb3ab46a6455de7a1eb
$2.05M in DOGE (9.727B @0.00000036 BTC) https://bitinfocharts.com/dogecoin/address/DN27P1saQQ1fYesKP1LHT5MdSXBpgqka85
January 23, 2016, 09:30:45 PM
Meanwhile, while Paul Vernon's conducting his snowjob, Investards are awaiting the next altcoin cleverly dubbed SnowCoin to buy and trade using their rent and food moneys:
Reminds me of Hashie.co's Frostcoins and their "post-hack" ARG to get the big Bitcoin reward...
"Let it go, let it go..."
January 23, 2016, 09:24:42 PM
January 23, 2016, 09:13:04 PM
Meanwhile, while Paul Vernon's conducting his snowjob, Investards are awaiting the next altcoin cleverly dubbed SnowCoin to buy and trade using their rent and food moneys:
January 23, 2016, 09:01:14 PM
I think we should pass the collection hat and raise some money to fund a small team of private bounty hunters to grab Paul and return him to the US. This happens everyday. It's called "extraordinary rendition". This could certainly be arranged privately.
Anybody interested in contributing? We can probably have him back in the US within a week if we mobilize quickly.
Anybody interested in contributing? We can probably have him back in the US within a week if we mobilize quickly.
If I were Paul Vernon, that would be the least of my worries. Same true for having any concerns about authorities nailing my ass. Oh no, not of that would bother me.
What should, and probably does cause Paul to lose sleep every night is knowing that there are sickos out in the world who honestly believe that he did it and has access to over ten million dollars that wasn't reported to any authorities and they may feel that Paul may voluntarily offer up the keys once shown a Monty Python tickling feather, if you get my drift.
I'd say it sucks to be Paul Vernon right 'bout now. Hell, it wouldn't surprise me the least to learn in a day or two all the coins have been returned with no questions asked. Stranger things have happened in this space, albeit none come to mind as I stare at the sofa across the room. (and you guys honestly thought I didn't have a sofa - that's where I fuck the dog)
If Paul is smart he should turn himself in. He will be much safer once he is in custody.
Paul, just in case you don't know where to turn yourself in, try the US embassy in Beijing.
Safer?
I would love to see the Venn diagram of people with the resources to cause personal harm to him in China and the stupidity to lose money on his exchange.
That'd be like so Vennonomous!
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and call it the "Vern diagram" ....... pada boom pshhhhh
Me see you no portmanteau much.
my portmanteau better than yours... so there!! (i confess i had to google it lol
)I, too, confess that at one time I had to Google 'portmanteau' upon first encountering the term. Imagine if we had Google, or the likes thereof, when we were kids back in the 70's (or 80's, age dependent). In general, kids today have no idea of the knowledge they have at their fingertips virtually always at the ready, whereas their parents had to frequent libraries during operating hours to scour encyclopedias for studies if they were unfortunate in not having their parents owning a set of Funk & Wagnalls, Encyclopædia Britannica if more well-off. Today, most the world's knowledge is at one disposal 24/7. That's fuckin' amazin'!
Then again, nefarious activities are also manifested 24/7. When a Satoshi Nakamoto comes alone, soon thereafter outta the woodwork are scamsto the nth degree to take advantage of the newfound knowledge initially designed to better mankind. And what type of folks makeup these nefarious folks? Dudes who once served in the military protecting the populace to only later fuck up the asses of those once protected - SANS LUBE!
+100 to that my friend
keep up the great work
January 23, 2016, 08:39:08 PM
I think we should pass the collection hat and raise some money to fund a small team of private bounty hunters to grab Paul and return him to the US. This happens everyday. It's called "extraordinary rendition". This could certainly be arranged privately.
Anybody interested in contributing? We can probably have him back in the US within a week if we mobilize quickly.
Anybody interested in contributing? We can probably have him back in the US within a week if we mobilize quickly.
If I were Paul Vernon, that would be the least of my worries. Same true for having any concerns about authorities nailing my ass. Oh no, not of that would bother me.
What should, and probably does cause Paul to lose sleep every night is knowing that there are sickos out in the world who honestly believe that he did it and has access to over ten million dollars that wasn't reported to any authorities and they may feel that Paul may voluntarily offer up the keys once shown a Monty Python tickling feather, if you get my drift.
I'd say it sucks to be Paul Vernon right 'bout now. Hell, it wouldn't surprise me the least to learn in a day or two all the coins have been returned with no questions asked. Stranger things have happened in this space, albeit none come to mind as I stare at the sofa across the room. (and you guys honestly thought I didn't have a sofa - that's where I fuck the dog)
If Paul is smart he should turn himself in. He will be much safer once he is in custody.
Paul, just in case you don't know where to turn yourself in, try the US embassy in Beijing.
Safer?
I would love to see the Venn diagram of people with the resources to cause personal harm to him in China and the stupidity to lose money on his exchange.
That'd be like so Vennonomous!
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and call it the "Vern diagram" ....... pada boom pshhhhh
Me see you no portmanteau much.
my portmanteau better than yours... so there!! (i confess i had to google it lol
)I, too, confess that at one time I had to Google 'portmanteau' upon first encountering the term. Imagine if we had Google, or the likes thereof, when we were kids back in the 70's (or 80's, age dependent). In general, kids today have no idea of the knowledge they have at their fingertips virtually always at the ready, whereas their parents had to frequent libraries during operating hours to scour encyclopedias for studies if they were unfortunate in not having their parents owning a set of Funk & Wagnalls, Encyclopædia Britannica if more well-off. Today, most the world's knowledge is at one disposal 24/7. That's fuckin' amazin'!
Then again, nefarious activities are also manifested 24/7. When a Satoshi Nakamoto comes alone, soon thereafter outta the woodwork are scamsto the nth degree to take advantage of the newfound knowledge initially designed to better mankind. And what type of folks makeup these nefarious folks? Dudes who once served in the military protecting the populace to only later fuck up the asses of those once protected - SANS LUBE!
January 23, 2016, 07:58:18 PM
I think we should pass the collection hat and raise some money to fund a small team of private bounty hunters to grab Paul and return him to the US. This happens everyday. It's called "extraordinary rendition". This could certainly be arranged privately.
Anybody interested in contributing? We can probably have him back in the US within a week if we mobilize quickly.
Anybody interested in contributing? We can probably have him back in the US within a week if we mobilize quickly.
If I were Paul Vernon, that would be the least of my worries. Same true for having any concerns about authorities nailing my ass. Oh no, not of that would bother me.
What should, and probably does cause Paul to lose sleep every night is knowing that there are sickos out in the world who honestly believe that he did it and has access to over ten million dollars that wasn't reported to any authorities and they may feel that Paul may voluntarily offer up the keys once shown a Monty Python tickling feather, if you get my drift.
I'd say it sucks to be Paul Vernon right 'bout now. Hell, it wouldn't surprise me the least to learn in a day or two all the coins have been returned with no questions asked. Stranger things have happened in this space, albeit none come to mind as I stare at the sofa across the room. (and you guys honestly thought I didn't have a sofa - that's where I fuck the dog)
If Paul is smart he should turn himself in. He will be much safer once he is in custody.
Paul, just in case you don't know where to turn yourself in, try the US embassy in Beijing.
Safer?
I would love to see the Venn diagram of people with the resources to cause personal harm to him in China and the stupidity to lose money on his exchange.
That'd be like so Vennonomous!
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and call it the "Vern diagram" ....... pada boom pshhhhh
Me see you no portmanteau much.
my portmanteau better than yours... so there!! (i confess i had to google it lol
) January 23, 2016, 06:13:20 PM
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jody and her fuckin' chickens.
Jody and her fuckin' chickens.
January 23, 2016, 05:52:14 PM
I want to watch the life drain from his eyes lol
January 23, 2016, 05:29:29 PM
Gleb as my friend and father it's your responsibility to get my Cryptsy coins back. Please disguss
Hey, you may have Ask Me Nicely down pat, but you're still doin' it wrong.
Reminds me of a joke having the following snippets:
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BigVern, that's discusting!
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I have some other bad news for you. Mullick now has the keys to the car.
January 23, 2016, 05:22:17 PM
Gleb as my friend and father it's your responsibility to get my Cryptsy coins back. Please disguss
January 23, 2016, 05:15:40 PM
His mother must be so proud.
Since Leroy Fodor had nothing but kind words to say about Cryptsy after its demise, maybe Leroy can get his mother, Helen, in Ohio, to pray for his lost soul.
Is leory fodor involved in this case too?
Not directly, but the lyin' piece of shit once adamantly stuck it up Cryptsy ass to at the end praised the endeavor: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1728623680694946&id=1627849564105692
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In closing, as a long time client of Cryptsy we had a lot of trust in the team running it, we had a lot of faith in their exchange, and we were loyal in the agreements we made with them, and supported them until they closed. To avoid this issue in the future we will spread our trading across several exchanges.
But never fear! Leroy Fodor has Cryptsy's playbook and StakeMiners Ponzi's Fearless Leader is not afraid to incorporate what's within: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1728465740710740&id=1627849564105692
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Principal Withdrawal Cap - Effective 25 January 2016
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This is the maximum Stakeminers will payout in principal withdrawal each week. The portion of principal withdrawal requests exceeding the maximum will be paid out in subsequent weeks until the full principal payment is made.
The maximum is 0.35 BTC per week. (This amount is dependent on the market value of the coins we stake at the time of withdrawal and could increase with favourable market conditions).">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8IFgEO6Np4&feature=youtu.be&t=4570>
Example: You request a withdrawal of 0.50 BTC, Stakeminers will payout the first 0.35 BTC in week 1 and pay the balance 0.15 BTC in week 2.
Why is this change being made now?
The collapse of Cryptsy has driven altcoin prices to new lows. As a result our redemptions of altcoins to meet principal withdrawal requests are simply driving prices lower. This change will reduce our need to sell altcoins into a depressed altcoin marketplace. We will modify the principal withdrawal cap as the market price for altcoins improves.
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This is the maximum Stakeminers will payout in principal withdrawal each week. The portion of principal withdrawal requests exceeding the maximum will be paid out in subsequent weeks until the full principal payment is made.
The maximum is 0.35 BTC per week. (This amount is dependent on the market value of the coins we stake at the time of withdrawal and could increase with favourable market conditions).
Example: You request a withdrawal of 0.50 BTC, Stakeminers will payout the first 0.35 BTC in week 1 and pay the balance 0.15 BTC in week 2.
Why is this change being made now?
The collapse of Cryptsy has driven altcoin prices to new lows. As a result our redemptions of altcoins to meet principal withdrawal requests are simply driving prices lower. This change will reduce our need to sell altcoins into a depressed altcoin marketplace. We will modify the principal withdrawal cap as the market price for altcoins improves.
Translated: StakeMiners is NOT insolvent! Sometimes shit happens like a Force Majeure event, e.g. Winter Storm Jonas chilling our servers to a point where manipulating your moneys in the PoS altcoins we stake becomes problematic if too many Investards decide to exit our Ponzi en masse, thus us wanting to protect thier funds for as long as Fodorly possible. HAHAHA
January 23, 2016, 04:58:08 PM
His mother must be so proud.
Since Leroy Fodor had nothing but kind words to say about Cryptsy after its demise, maybe Leroy can get his mother, Helen, in Ohio, to pray for his lost soul.
Is leory fodor involved in this case too?
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