Topic: Do you think lulzsec will target Bitcoin? (Read 3489 times)
Why the f are people stalking my history...
What could they do? Lol
dude, they've been arrested.. a lot happens in 2 years
Arrested they have been!
unstoppable!
undoubtedly! 
Uhh, did I step back in time?
OR rerelease gmail passwords from real hackers that got them originally, but then take the credit for it.
So sorry I missed that luls....sec
EDIT: Plus I think they run on bitcoin actually, or some other cryptocurrency...
So sorry I missed that luls....sec
EDIT: Plus I think they run on bitcoin actually, or some other cryptocurrency...
What are they going to do?
DDOS attack, since that is pretty much all they ever do lmao
DDOS attack, since that is pretty much all they ever do lmao
What could they do? Lol
dude, they've been arrested.. a lot happens in 2 years
What could they do? Lol
unstoppable!
If lulzsec (or anyone else) find a critical security vulnerability in the official bitcoin client, that could really cause a lot of damage. More than double spending or "hacking the block chain", I guess.
better to find critical flaws now than later
Man, I hope they throw everything they got at bitcoin. The sooner they find any flaws the stronger bitcoin will become!
If lulzsec (or anyone else) find a critical security vulnerability in the official bitcoin client, that could really cause a lot of damage. More than double spending or "hacking the block chain", I guess.
better to find critical flaws now than later
If indeed LulzSec are friends of bitcoin I want them to know that I will make a huge donation to their cause(s) if they would help me recover the funds. I'd be their biggest friend for sure then.
You sir, are a simpering idiot.
Please phone oprah, she may have use for a drama queen on her new network.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YInQJxxt9qE
LulzSec are friends. Bitcoin went global thanks to marketing by LulzSec in mainstream media.
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17268
Hilarious Vid. http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17268
The coins in my wallet are save, as long as I don't sign a transaction using one of my private keys, which are stored in my wallet.dat.
If someone finds a bug in the bitcoin client that can be used remotely to send a transaction (or steal the private keys), then the list of listening nodes on IRC can be used to send a lot of money to their (the hackers) wallet.
If someone finds a bug in the bitcoin client that can be used remotely to send a transaction (or steal the private keys), then the list of listening nodes on IRC can be used to send a lot of money to their (the hackers) wallet.
If you're aware of what happened to AllInVain and you're still keeping any sizable amount of BTC in an internet-connected wallet, well....
If indeed LulzSec are friends of bitcoin I want them to know that I will make a huge donation to their cause(s) if they would help me recover the funds. I'd be their biggest friend for sure then.
If you are so determined, maybe a tool analyzing the bitcoin network would be of use to you (and possibly to a larger community). I have data mining experience, and developing such tool was one of my first thoughts
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=11062.0
But as I already invested 4 days of my time into developing Bitcoin Tool, I will not be eager to start working on the analyzing tool without receiving 5 BTC in advance in donations.
If indeed LulzSec are friends of bitcoin I want them to know that I will make a huge donation to their cause(s) if they would help me recover the funds. I'd be their biggest friend for sure then.
You sir, are a simpering idiot.
Please phone oprah, she may have use for a drama queen on her new network.
If lulzsec (or anyone else) find a critical security vulnerability in the official bitcoin client, that could really cause a lot of damage. More than double spending or "hacking the block chain", I guess.
The coins in my wallet are save, as long as I don't sign a transaction using one of my private keys, which are stored in my wallet.dat.
If someone finds a bug in the bitcoin client that can be used remotely to send a transaction (or steal the private keys), then the list of listening nodes on IRC can be used to send a lot of money to their (the hackers) wallet.
Even worse, if they happen to be a listening node on IRC themselves, they can attack all bitcoin clients that use IRC to find peers to connect to.
So if you have a lot of BTC stored in your wallet, maybe you should conduct a security review of the bitcoin client.
(or store them in a savings wallet that is not used most of the time)
The coins in my wallet are save, as long as I don't sign a transaction using one of my private keys, which are stored in my wallet.dat.
If someone finds a bug in the bitcoin client that can be used remotely to send a transaction (or steal the private keys), then the list of listening nodes on IRC can be used to send a lot of money to their (the hackers) wallet.
Even worse, if they happen to be a listening node on IRC themselves, they can attack all bitcoin clients that use IRC to find peers to connect to.
So if you have a lot of BTC stored in your wallet, maybe you should conduct a security review of the bitcoin client.
(or store them in a savings wallet that is not used most of the time) LulzSec are friends. Bitcoin went global thanks to marketing by LulzSec in mainstream media.
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17268
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17268
If indeed LulzSec are friends of bitcoin I want them to know that I will make a huge donation to their cause(s) if they would help me recover the funds. I'd be their biggest friend for sure then.
I really hope you're joking... seriously.
Everything has a price
LulzSec are friends. Bitcoin went global thanks to marketing by LulzSec in mainstream media.
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17268
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17268
If indeed LulzSec are friends of bitcoin I want them to know that I will make a huge donation to their cause(s) if they would help me recover the funds. I'd be their biggest friend for sure then.
I really hope you're joking... seriously.
With all the hacks that Lulzsec is doing recently.. "hacking" bitcoin might be a good thing. Rather to have them find a flaw then someone who is more black hatted than them.
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