Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 305. (Read 679335 times)
September 26, 2014, 08:25:37 AM
interested
September 26, 2014, 07:50:50 AM
for the Rpi users and probably other linux and mac as well i saw this .
Linux / Mac Bash security flaw if u want to google it.
Someone just found an exploit with the Raspberry Pi so if anyone is using one to stake Vericoin may have to take a look at this:
To test your own RPis enter the following into the command line:
env x='() { :;}; echo I am vulnerable!' bash -c "echo This is a Shellshock vulnerability test"
If you get the following output you are OK:
bash: warning: x: ignoring function definition attempt
bash: error importing function definition for `x'
This is a Shellshock vulnerability test
If you get the following output you are at RISK:
I am vulnerable!
This is a Shellshock vulnerability test
To fix the issue (if present)
Close down your wallet first (just to be safe) Then run:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
This will automatically fix the exploit - re-test using the above command and you should be fine
To test your own RPis enter the following into the command line:
env x='() { :;}; echo I am vulnerable!' bash -c "echo This is a Shellshock vulnerability test"
If you get the following output you are OK:
bash: warning: x: ignoring function definition attempt
bash: error importing function definition for `x'
This is a Shellshock vulnerability test
If you get the following output you are at RISK:
I am vulnerable!
This is a Shellshock vulnerability test
To fix the issue (if present)
Close down your wallet first (just to be safe) Then run:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
This will automatically fix the exploit - re-test using the above command and you should be fine
Linux / Mac Bash security flaw if u want to google it.
This exploit is not critical and only affects site owners and those who give restricted ssh access to other people. Here's what can be affected:
- Apache HTTP Servers that use CGI scripts (via mod_cgi and mod_cgid) that are written in Bash or launch to Bash subshells
- Certain DHCP clients
- OpenSSH servers that use the ForceCommand capability
- Various network-exposed services that use Bash
The only threat for an average user are DHCP shell scripts, but there is a small probability that your ISP will make code injections (but it can be done by a malicious user who can intercept your DHCP broadcast). Nevertheless, do all necessary updates to be on the safe side.
September 26, 2014, 07:42:29 AM
So, I've had today my first block, that actually reached the 1k interest limit.... and it's still gaining weight.
I was really quite surprised to see it go past the 1k limit, but it did none the less. I'm surprised because I have 2 wallets, and my other wallet which has blocks with much lower weight have been happily staking, whilst this particular block just keeps hanging on!
What are other's experiences of this? The block itself isn't too large, around 3200 HYP, and I've had larger blocks stake well within the 1k limit.
Nor is the difficulty as high as it's been recently - when I last looked it was 0.85....
I'm interested to know what others opinions are.
Cheers
Cy
I was really quite surprised to see it go past the 1k limit, but it did none the less. I'm surprised because I have 2 wallets, and my other wallet which has blocks with much lower weight have been happily staking, whilst this particular block just keeps hanging on!
What are other's experiences of this? The block itself isn't too large, around 3200 HYP, and I've had larger blocks stake well within the 1k limit.
Nor is the difficulty as high as it's been recently - when I last looked it was 0.85....
I'm interested to know what others opinions are.
Cheers
Cy
Also have a block over 1000. It's weight is ~17000 with the size of 4000 and the age 13.39, so I'm losing about 80 HYP now. It's staking 24/7, just still isn't lucky to find a hash.
September 26, 2014, 07:19:47 AM
So, I've had today my first block, that actually reached the 1k interest limit.... and it's still gaining weight.
I was really quite surprised to see it go past the 1k limit, but it did none the less. I'm surprised because I have 2 wallets, and my other wallet which has blocks with much lower weight have been happily staking, whilst this particular block just keeps hanging on!
What are other's experiences of this? The block itself isn't too large, around 3200 HYP, and I've had larger blocks stake well within the 1k limit.
Nor is the difficulty as high as it's been recently - when I last looked it was 0.85....
I'm interested to know what others opinions are.
Cheers
Cy
I was really quite surprised to see it go past the 1k limit, but it did none the less. I'm surprised because I have 2 wallets, and my other wallet which has blocks with much lower weight have been happily staking, whilst this particular block just keeps hanging on!
What are other's experiences of this? The block itself isn't too large, around 3200 HYP, and I've had larger blocks stake well within the 1k limit.
Nor is the difficulty as high as it's been recently - when I last looked it was 0.85....
I'm interested to know what others opinions are.
Cheers
Cy
September 25, 2014, 06:34:41 PM
Whats this I am seeing with change address? You getting ready for S4C to send change back to the sending address?
This was actually just to add the address book to the coin control change section. Just so it is easier for that. But it will lead to what you suggest as well....
September 25, 2014, 02:42:36 PM
for the Rpi users and probably other linux and mac as well i saw this .
Linux / Mac Bash security flaw if u want to google it.
Someone just found an exploit with the Raspberry Pi so if anyone is using one to stake Vericoin may have to take a look at this:
To test your own RPis enter the following into the command line:
env x='() { :;}; echo I am vulnerable!' bash -c "echo This is a Shellshock vulnerability test"
If you get the following output you are OK:
bash: warning: x: ignoring function definition attempt
bash: error importing function definition for `x'
This is a Shellshock vulnerability test
If you get the following output you are at RISK:
I am vulnerable!
This is a Shellshock vulnerability test
To fix the issue (if present)
Close down your wallet first (just to be safe) Then run:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
This will automatically fix the exploit - re-test using the above command and you should be fine
To test your own RPis enter the following into the command line:
env x='() { :;}; echo I am vulnerable!' bash -c "echo This is a Shellshock vulnerability test"
If you get the following output you are OK:
bash: warning: x: ignoring function definition attempt
bash: error importing function definition for `x'
This is a Shellshock vulnerability test
If you get the following output you are at RISK:
I am vulnerable!
This is a Shellshock vulnerability test
To fix the issue (if present)
Close down your wallet first (just to be safe) Then run:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
This will automatically fix the exploit - re-test using the above command and you should be fine
Linux / Mac Bash security flaw if u want to google it.
September 25, 2014, 02:37:31 PM
Hi, I am new to HYP (have several other Alts, including the first hybrid PoW/PoS ORB)
and I decided to jump in and buy a stash (you might have seen a spike on Allcoin,
I believe I wiped out half the listed sell orders) and those are now staking in my wallet.
My question is why HYC is listed as Hyper on BitTrex? It confused me with HYP and
luckily I did not buy on BitTrex, but I did try to send some HYP there and luckily
Allcoin detected the error before allowing the transfer. Then I re-read the OP carefully
and noticed that BitTrex is not listed (and also a search of this thread did not turn up
adding BitTrex) so then my conclusion was that it must be a different coin with the same name
and listed under a confusing symbol - it should be HYC on BitTrex.
Can the developer contact BitTrex to have this corrected and add a warning to the list of
exchanges in the OP?
The argument with BitTrex may use the reason that if they ever want to add HYP, then it will
be mightily confusing if there already is a HYPER symbol instead of the correct HYC.
It had me going there anyway, but I figured it our after a couple hours.
and I decided to jump in and buy a stash (you might have seen a spike on Allcoin,
I believe I wiped out half the listed sell orders) and those are now staking in my wallet.
My question is why HYC is listed as Hyper on BitTrex? It confused me with HYP and
luckily I did not buy on BitTrex, but I did try to send some HYP there and luckily
Allcoin detected the error before allowing the transfer. Then I re-read the OP carefully
and noticed that BitTrex is not listed (and also a search of this thread did not turn up
adding BitTrex) so then my conclusion was that it must be a different coin with the same name
and listed under a confusing symbol - it should be HYC on BitTrex.
Can the developer contact BitTrex to have this corrected and add a warning to the list of
exchanges in the OP?
The argument with BitTrex may use the reason that if they ever want to add HYP, then it will
be mightily confusing if there already is a HYPER symbol instead of the correct HYC.
It had me going there anyway, but I figured it our after a couple hours.
Good thing you didn't buy the one on Bittrex
Actually there used to be a coin listed on Cryptsy called HyperCoin (HYC). It's dead and there isn't a market open anywhere as far as I know.
The coin listed on Bittrex is HYPER. This coin: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-hyper-game-currency-mmos-poker-20-serversshapeshiftio-rpg-more-624651. The stake isn't that great.
Honestly, I think this HyperStake (HYP) could be a MUCH more interesting game currency. No need to make an MMO or anything (that's actually a bad model for a coin imo). Actually I'd be interested in seeing how HYP could fare with gamers. Something that can double in less than 2 months in crazy; a really awesome in-game reward
Welcome aboard the HyperStake spaceship! Whoooooosh!
September 25, 2014, 02:27:05 PM
Hi, I am new to HYP (have several other Alts, including the first hybrid PoW/PoS ORB)
and I decided to jump in and buy a stash (you might have seen a spike on Allcoin,
I believe I wiped out half the listed sell orders) and those are now staking in my wallet.
My question is why HYC is listed as Hyper on BitTrex? It confused me with HYP and
luckily I did not buy on BitTrex, but I did try to send some HYP there and luckily
Allcoin detected the error before allowing the transfer. Then I re-read the OP carefully
and noticed that BitTrex is not listed (and also a search of this thread did not turn up
adding BitTrex) so then my conclusion was that it must be a different coin with the same name
and listed under a confusing symbol - it should be HYC on BitTrex.
Can the developer contact BitTrex to have this corrected and add a warning to the list of
exchanges in the OP?
The argument with BitTrex may use the reason that if they ever want to add HYP, then it will
be mightily confusing if there already is a HYPER symbol instead of the correct HYC.
It had me going there anyway, but I figured it our after a couple hours.
and I decided to jump in and buy a stash (you might have seen a spike on Allcoin,
I believe I wiped out half the listed sell orders) and those are now staking in my wallet.
My question is why HYC is listed as Hyper on BitTrex? It confused me with HYP and
luckily I did not buy on BitTrex, but I did try to send some HYP there and luckily
Allcoin detected the error before allowing the transfer. Then I re-read the OP carefully
and noticed that BitTrex is not listed (and also a search of this thread did not turn up
adding BitTrex) so then my conclusion was that it must be a different coin with the same name
and listed under a confusing symbol - it should be HYC on BitTrex.
Can the developer contact BitTrex to have this corrected and add a warning to the list of
exchanges in the OP?
The argument with BitTrex may use the reason that if they ever want to add HYP, then it will
be mightily confusing if there already is a HYPER symbol instead of the correct HYC.
It had me going there anyway, but I figured it our after a couple hours.
September 25, 2014, 03:03:55 AM
September 25, 2014, 01:52:30 AM
So, a stupid question for you. Looking at the Wiki, it looks like the unlock for mint feature is enabled, but I see nothing in the console how to use it? Is this yet to be completed or how do we use it? Thank you...
Unlock for mint has some technical glitches that I am working on fixing right now.
Ok, thank you. That's what I needed to know. Thanks for all the hard work.
Got it working tonight, thanks for the prompt
https://github.com/presstab/HyperStake/commit/520e75461bc86f609ce0f799824be64b08db6f5f
gooooood job
September 25, 2014, 12:48:13 AM
So, a stupid question for you. Looking at the Wiki, it looks like the unlock for mint feature is enabled, but I see nothing in the console how to use it? Is this yet to be completed or how do we use it? Thank you...
Unlock for mint has some technical glitches that I am working on fixing right now.
Ok, thank you. That's what I needed to know. Thanks for all the hard work.
Got it working tonight, thanks for the prompt
https://github.com/presstab/HyperStake/commit/520e75461bc86f609ce0f799824be64b08db6f5f
September 25, 2014, 12:15:52 AM
So, a stupid question for you. Looking at the Wiki, it looks like the unlock for mint feature is enabled, but I see nothing in the console how to use it? Is this yet to be completed or how do we use it? Thank you...
Unlock for mint has some technical glitches that I am working on fixing right now.
Ok, thank you. That's what I needed to know. Thanks for all the hard work.
September 24, 2014, 11:54:32 PM
Multiple port scan and SSH brute-force attacks detected. Moving to a cold storage. Will investigate these issues. Use a firewall to close all you open ports and hide your PC behind NAT (a router). Encrypt your wallet with a password no less than 10 symbols long. Use a personal firewall and network monitor to prevent keylogging. Don't install untrusted applications. Beware of phishing attacks. Do virus scans. Ideally place your holdings on a separate Linux computer behind NAT you don't work with.
Attacks coming through the client? I am not noticing anything strange on my end.
reverse mapping checking getaddrinfo for srv2.llactatec.com [192.157.236.128] failed - POSSIBLE BREAK-IN ATTEMPT!
Sep 22 07:30:13 ***** sshd[4480]: Accepted publickey for ***** from 192.157.236.128 port 40654 ssh2
Sep 22 07:30:13 ***** sshd[4480]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user ***** by (uid=0)
Sep 22 07:30:14 ***** sshd[4337]: Failed password for invalid user melody from 70.39.76.18 port 19595 ssh2
The whole range of ports is scanned. There are chinese IPs.
Jump on ##hyperstake-dev when you have a chance.
Also for me this seems to not be a problem for me, i am using the -debugnet=1 startup switch and not seeing the same activity.
Need to work up the log to find possible vulnerabilities. We should develop a big security manual.
Other guys have noticed this too, but saying it is not crypto related, just chinese scanning everyone for open ssh.
Yes, also think so. But it's a good occasion to remind users about their security. Protected holders are crucial for a healthy currency ecosystem.
September 24, 2014, 11:41:09 PM
Great work! 
PressTab. I have taken your CC work and improved it a bit. It will now deselect coins that may have been selected previously, which do not fit the current criteria. Speed it up a bit as well.
Pretty easy change.
Move this line up and remove it from the ifs to the boost
And add these lines to the ifs.
I did a few other things dealing with the Potential Stake and Age. Not super important, but if you find bugs it may help..
https://github.com/Tranz5/HoboNickels/commit/2b9588b6dad268a81b1648bab7e751943d13d3f0
Enjoy!
PressTab. I have taken your CC work and improved it a bit. It will now deselect coins that may have been selected previously, which do not fit the current criteria. Speed it up a bit as well.
Pretty easy change.
Move this line up and remove it from the ifs to the boost
Code:
COutPoint outpt(txhash, out.i);
And add these lines to the ifs.
Code:
else {
coinControl->UnSelect(outpt);
itemOutput->setCheckState(COLUMN_CHECKBOX,Qt::Unchecked);
}
I did a few other things dealing with the Potential Stake and Age. Not super important, but if you find bugs it may help..
https://github.com/Tranz5/HoboNickels/commit/2b9588b6dad268a81b1648bab7e751943d13d3f0
Enjoy!
Awesome thanks for the improvement, it will be noticed by people with lots of block like you and I
And yes ha you can't exactly plug 100% annual rate into potential stake formula for an NVCS coin that varies, so job well done there.
Whats this I am seeing with change address? You getting ready for S4C to send change back to the sending address?
September 24, 2014, 10:43:36 PM
Great work!
PressTab. I have taken your CC work and improved it a bit. It will now deselect coins that may have been selected previously, which do not fit the current criteria. Speed it up a bit as well.
Pretty easy change.
Move this line up and remove it from the ifs to the boost
And add these lines to the ifs.
I did a few other things dealing with the Potential Stake and Age. Not super important, but if you find bugs it may help..
https://github.com/Tranz5/HoboNickels/commit/2b9588b6dad268a81b1648bab7e751943d13d3f0
Enjoy!
PressTab. I have taken your CC work and improved it a bit. It will now deselect coins that may have been selected previously, which do not fit the current criteria. Speed it up a bit as well.
Pretty easy change.
Move this line up and remove it from the ifs to the boost
Code:
COutPoint outpt(txhash, out.i);
And add these lines to the ifs.
Code:
else {
coinControl->UnSelect(outpt);
itemOutput->setCheckState(COLUMN_CHECKBOX,Qt::Unchecked);
}
I did a few other things dealing with the Potential Stake and Age. Not super important, but if you find bugs it may help..
https://github.com/Tranz5/HoboNickels/commit/2b9588b6dad268a81b1648bab7e751943d13d3f0
Enjoy!
September 24, 2014, 09:39:43 PM
I created a Dexpla support hall of fame to help Dexpla overrides his crush. And if this is not enough, consider it as a crowdfunding campaign for cryptoclubz.com.
[HYP] Dexpla support Hall of fame
[HYP] Dexpla support Hall of fame
September 24, 2014, 08:35:59 PM
PressTab is a smart one, it's all you need.
As more coins become available, more people will stake. As more people stake the difficulty will increase. As the difficulty increases, users will either wait longer to stake, or combine blocks to increase their weight. Either way the chance of hitting the max stake increases, and the amount of coins lost to the max also increases. Thereby keeping the inflation rate constant, or even lower then max * blocks per day.
Thanks Tranz, it is quite the model isn't it? High PoS will make sure that more coins exist. More coins in existence will ensure that the difficulty increases from more coins being staked. Higher difficulty will mean bigger blocks. Bigger blocks means that they will be much closer to hitting the max reward.
BottleCaps will see this happen, but it may be a year or so until it starts being seen. The faster block speed makes the diff a bit more rigid. HBN may see this happen, but it depends on what the max subsidy will be after the hard fork. HBN has an even faster block speed than CAP, so an even more PoS difficulty.
The 90 second block speed has been a nice blessing for HYP.
September 24, 2014, 03:44:23 PM
So, a stupid question for you. Looking at the Wiki, it looks like the unlock for mint feature is enabled, but I see nothing in the console how to use it? Is this yet to be completed or how do we use it? Thank you...
Unlock for mint has some technical glitches that I am working on fixing right now.
September 24, 2014, 03:17:34 PM
So, a stupid question for you. Looking at the Wiki, it looks like the unlock for mint feature is enabled, but I see nothing in the console how to use it? Is this yet to be completed or how do we use it? Thank you...
September 24, 2014, 02:24:41 PM
I got 210000 Hyperstake in my wallet. I did not sell 1 coin because this coin is awesome.
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