Topic: Diamond 5 Stake, account was hacked (Read 1327 times)

A lot of things may be responsible for this and one of such could be a phishing attack on the players and the hackers may have studied his activities for a long, and from then created an account where he sent the user funds to but stake did a good thing by closing the hackers account after the discovery and report.
Meanwhile, let's see if stake support helps the guy recover his account and also helps recover some of his funds.

To have singled you out requieres intelligence, internal intel.

I don't know if i am living in a hole, but somehow, I've never heard that an online casino itself was hacked, aside individual users accounts, like in the case of

I have the hash for the withdrawl here https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1ae29bdb23b038de73b398947343013ba0df7d45ec322b87de53e0d798c7fa62  

It turns out that obfuscating your transactions doesn’t really help you when your adversaries are motivated by the theft of sixteen million dollars.

Here comes a flurry.

The attacker received funds twice from 0x4648451b5f87ff8f0f7d622bd40574bb97e25980, which was funded through Binance as the initial source of Ether for gas three years ago.

The point, whether you guys are all shilling for online casinos or not is that they had a flaw in their system that they had been made aware of and didn't care to update the security.

This is why we need to be careful the way we leave our funds in a casino and nit withdrawing them at the appropriate time. I would prefer I bet and make winnings, withdrawing my funds as fast as possible because I know that anything cam happen to casino like getting hack or something else. We had been hearing something like this frequently these days.

This is why we need to be careful the way we leave our funds in a casino and nit withdrawing them at the appropriate time. I would prefer I bet and make winnings, withdrawing my funds as fast as possible because I know that anything cam happen to casino like getting hack or something else. We had been hearing something like this frequently these days.

I'm sorry for the loss of your funds due to the hacker who took it op, that's a pretty big amount to be honest and not a trivial amount.

     Talk about a phishing link because what we have done without realizing it is very impossible for us to really recover what we have lost.
 It wouldn't matter if only invalid 2fa was the problem, you can tell if that can be fixed, but I don't think phishing attacks really exist anymore.

it is not even advisable for someone to leave it money online leaving your money online anything can happen to it and you will lose the money totally I think it is happened to binance exchange before when some people left their money in the platform and the hacker attack the platform all the forms of people who left their money in the platform was hacked and binance have to refund the money after the return for business no platform that is good for someone to leave it forms there because of hacker

This is why we need to be careful the way we leave our funds in a casino and nit withdrawing them at the appropriate time. I would prefer I bet and make winnings, withdrawing my funds as fast as possible because I know that anything cam happen to casino like getting hack or something else. We had been hearing something like this frequently these days.

I'm sorry for the loss of your funds due to the hacker who took it op, that's a pretty big amount to be honest and not a trivial amount.

     Talk about a phishing link because what we have done without realizing it is very impossible for us to really recover what we have lost.
 It wouldn't matter if only invalid 2fa was the problem, you can tell if that can be fixed, but I don't think phishing attacks really exist anymore.

Hey all, random one as i am not trying to make any big accusations against the company or cause any unwanted commotion(yet).

I am diamond 4(6 percent from diamond 5) member on stake and the account is 5 months old. So I am one of if not their biggest sports players on the site.

Recently I was trying to login to check the status of my bet and was logged out of my account. I didn't think much and wrote the chat, finally got back in and saw I had a zero balance and my live bet had been cashed out. The company wrote to me and queried a set of tips that were sent from my account totaling 165k. the balance would have been 205k if the hacker had not cashed my bet out.

Anyway long story short, I was either phished on telegram or in the stake chat on the site and the link i had opened disabled my 2fa, so the hackers waited and stole the money after I had grown a balance. My issues here are many but I obviously hold a lot of responsibility for clicking the link. If I had my account and email compromised and people accesed my account and stole the funds I wouldn't have much of a gripe but they didn't, they were only able to 'tip" another brand new account 55k and 110k in a matter of seconds, the thief managed to steal the 60k and get it off the site and the rest was blocked. Also, should be noted my 2fa was removed from the acct at 944am and the theft at 11am and still no triggering on the site to block six figure tips(which i've never done before) to a brand new acct that automatically withdrew them.

Anyway i am hoping they will do the right thing and at least split responsibility with me as I did make the mistake of clicking on the phishing link but to have no protocol to stop and internal funds transfer within the site and a withdrawl of those sizes an hour after 2fa was disabled is pretty sickening.

I have the hash for the withdrawl here https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1ae29bdb23b038de73b398947343013ba0df7d45ec322b87de53e0d798c7fa62  

The phishing site I ended up on is here https://stake.com-bonus.io/?action=login&modal=auth&error=fail  it's obviously pretty pathetic replica but it was 5am when i clicked and it did the trick.

If anyone would be willing to help out and see if any real info is connected anywhere I would be super grateful and happy to send a reasonable bounty out.

Actually, this scenario of losing funds in our wallets is worrying. I just can't imagine that even if we have 2FA, a hacker can still disable this thing. I used to think that when someone has 2fa, their account is definitely safe, but that's not the case when we accidentally click on a phishing site without knowing it.

Keeping most of the money in the wallet by saving it in the form of tokens is indeed very profitable for some people because indirectly it can also be an investment.
But here what I'm wondering is that OP has the nerve to take the risk of keeping such a large amount in the casino's wallet.
This is an inappropriate choice in my opinion because the risk is big and if you have bad luck, it's like the OP where he became a victim of hacking to the point where he lost everything he had in the casino wallet.
I don't know what the OP's goal is by keeping so much money in the casino's wallet, whether to gamble or just save it, but this is a valuable lesson for all of us to be more careful and always consider what to do, especially regarding the money we have.

theres an issue with buying crypto? lol I buy crypto everyday with or without the hack. Keeping money on a casino shouldn't be an issue as stated earlier, they should have acted earlier when this happened to smaller players and not waited until a bigger player got hit. That's all, still playing there and will continue to do so, just very weak security prior to it happening. Hope all is well in tokyo

Keeping most of the money in the wallet by saving it in the form of tokens is indeed very profitable for some people because indirectly it can also be an investment.
But here what I'm wondering is that OP has the nerve to take the risk of keeping such a large amount in the casino's wallet.
This is an inappropriate choice in my opinion because the risk is big and if you have bad luck, it's like the OP where he became a victim of hacking to the point where he lost everything he had in the casino wallet.
I don't know what the OP's goal is by keeping so much money in the casino's wallet, whether to gamble or just save it, but this is a valuable lesson for all of us to be more careful and always consider what to do, especially regarding the money we have.

Keeping most of the money in the wallet by saving it in the form of tokens is indeed very profitable for some people because indirectly it can also be an investment.
But here what I'm wondering is that OP has the nerve to take the risk of keeping such a large amount in the casino's wallet.
This is an inappropriate choice in my opinion because the risk is big and if you have bad luck, it's like the OP where he became a victim of hacking to the point where he lost everything he had in the casino wallet.
I don't know what the OP's goal is by keeping so much money in the casino's wallet, whether to gamble or just save it, but this is a valuable lesson for all of us to be more careful and always consider what to do, especially regarding the money we have.

Most likely this is not as much money for the OP as it is for us, and as we know a great deal of traders and gamblers out there use online wallets to store their funds as they find this arrangement more practical for them, but as we know this convenience comes with a price, and the price is that their coins are at a higher risk of being stolen as hackers have all the time on the world to try to figure out how to access their account and steal everything that is in it.