^^ I am able to understand the anger that this person has, there are just two very real possibilities and absolutely no other possibility exists. Either he really did get hacked and someone stole his money, which would mean that 500 dollars could be a lot of money for someone, well certainly a ton of money for someone who still keeps trying, or he made a mistake of his own and it is nobody's problem but his.
In either case, if I tried to complain about the situation and all I see were people who went against me, then I would be quite upset about it as well. We shouldn't really judge the situation for what it is.
I think it is high time to put this to bed and let him take his time, because no matter how much he complains, there will be a day when he stops.
It hasn't just been one person. There are several of us and the amount, in my case, was much higher. I offered screenshots, I have proof, I sent everything to Freebitco.in by email, to form, to @TheQuin by private...
...and they haven't even answered me. I'm not asking to restore what was stolen from me although Freebitco.in was completely guilty (is a Freebitco.in security issue) but at least an answer and above all...
...for all those who are defending the page and criticizing those of us who have been scammed...
No one has said that the Freebitco.in security bug has been fixed. Hackers can attack whenever they want again and perhaps some of the new ones stolen are the "clevers" who now criticize those affected
If I were you, I'd just dash those Legendary accounts with the signatures and branded profile pictures. Did you ever notice how their posts are often long-winded and their points are meaninglessly stretched over 100 words? They are paid to create these sort of posts with a certain character threshold to pass in order to be eligible for payment. They are promoting links in their signatures for other casinos every time they post.
Anyway, I spoke with the hacker FelErYun a month ago when the first set of victims came forward on this thread, you can look it up in my profile posts. I don't know if you guys came to a conclusion yet, but this is an XSS exploit, a vulnerability that was present in FBC for the longest time that someone bothered to actually take advantage of. These exploits simply sideload a script that's able to do anything within your website session, which is consistent with you guys' experience logging in and seeing your BTC balance immediately flashing to zero. They don't have your passwords, and your system is not compromised. Its 100% a security vulnerability on FBC's side.
The script loads selectively based on the UserID. and it replaces the withdrawal address for the hacker's wallet upon withdrawal. If you don't have 2FA enabled, FBC prompts you with an email to confirm withdrawal to the fraudulent address. For those with 2FA enabled, they've already lost their money, as their account don't require email confirmation. This is a really clever hack, as the user may get scared into better securing their account with 2FA, falling into the trap and losing their money in the end.
FelErYun came forward a month ago on this thread, claiming to be the hacker. I believe its him, because one of the script links loaded in the hack contains that name, with fbc appended at the end of it (so, feleryunfbc) like so:
Read up on my profile for the rest, cause its long winded. I questioned him for as long as i can before i disappeared to get more info about the whole ordeal, including his motives.
This is really sad to see go down. I've been using FBC for a long time already, and have referred a couple of gamblers to it. I had trust in them, But with TheQuin's suspicious disappearance, and waves of victims coming in, I don't feel confident anymore, and I sympathise with all of you, and hope you guys get a resolution at the end.
