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Quote from: bludstem on November 08, 2013, 12:22:22 AM

What I don't understand is why he can't get the IP Address of the hacker(s) handle it like any other hack then tax on the bitcoin loss to the charges?

As a web developer surely he knows tools to identify the ISP of the hacker and pursue justice one way or another to not only have the hacker to be prosecuted and law enforcements could find each and every wallet that the stolen funds were sent to and do a full legal refund.

Obviously since everyone knows the hacker's wallet that it was sent to, he or she would be stupid to spend the coins. Not only that but also I am sure that the hacker if there really is one, is reading each and every post on here watching as every update is released and taking in the glory of his or her work.

I honestly do not have an opinion on the situation. My loss was only 0.02 BTC, however I am skeptical as the last month that I was on TF's other site things seemed slightly odd like he was starting to hate every member.

It does annoy me quite a bit that nothing is being done to deal with this supposed hacker. As a passionate member of the community I want justice. I also want people to get refunded.

i'm beginning to think he knows exactly who made off with the cash!Why would he not take me up on my offer? Roll Eyes

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Quote from: bludstem on November 08, 2013, 12:35:19 AM

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Quote from: bludstem on November 08, 2013, 12:22:22 AM

What I don't understand is why he can't get the IP Address of the hacker(s) handle it like any other hack then tax on the bitcoin loss to the charges?

As a web developer surely he knows tools to identify the ISP of the hacker and pursue justice one way or another to not only have the hacker to be prosecuted and law enforcements could find each and every wallet that the stolen funds were sent to and do a full legal refund.

Obviously since everyone knows the hacker's wallet that it was sent to, he or she would be stupid to spend the coins. Not only that but also I am sure that the hacker if there really is one, is reading each and every post on here watching as every update is released and taking in the glory of his or her work.

I honestly do not have an opinion on the situation. My loss was only 0.02 BTC, however I am skeptical as the last month that I was on TF's other site things seemed slightly odd like he was starting to hate every member.

It does annoy me quite a bit that nothing is being done to deal with this supposed hacker. As a passionate member of the community I want justice. I also want people to get refunded.

He did it points to a place near him, look thru this thread.

I was referring to the statement he made saying he was going to do nothing about it in the audio clip ^. With an IP address it can be traced directly back to an IPS even if the hacker used IP hider services like proxies or VPN's. From there the ISP would legally have to give out the location and MAC address tracing the connection directly to a single computer and with the timestamp the exact person operating the computer can be identified. If it was an automated script or a remote connected those can be traced as well. In other words if he tried he could nail this hacker to the wall with proof.

I am simply commenting on the fact that I am skeptical because there seems to be no effort to actually hold the hacker responsible for his or her actions. Also the faster the hacker is found the more likely that every single BitCoin could be recovered from the wallets on his or her computer. In a situation where money is concerned time is important.

You really don't have idea about this or you think you do and is incredibly wrong. With an IP address alone you can prove nothing.

I didn't bother looking at which IP addresses were pasted, but if it involves Tor then this would require so much cooperation that you have no chance here. If Tor isn't involved, it could still involve a couple of service providers, and several (but most likely all) of them would require proper documentation before providing any kind of information from their clients to a stranger. Even if the guy connected directly from his ISP and this ISP decided to cooperate, he could claim his computer was/is infected and someone else used it to make the attack. This would involve lawyers, and I don't believe anyone has any case against TF to make this worth.

Here is what happened guys: you gave your bitcoins to some random site, which has "hacked". TF is paying back in full all the service fees received: 0. Good luck to all.

bludstem

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I red everything up to date. I was just posting my opinion on the situation. I have been quiet about this since my faucet was forced out of business the other day. I have not received word about my 0.02 BTC. I am not so concerned however because others lost a lot more than a few USD from this situation.

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Quote from: bludstem on November 08, 2013, 12:22:22 AM

What I don't understand is why he can't get the IP Address of the hacker(s) handle it like any other hack then tax on the bitcoin loss to the charges?

As a web developer surely he knows tools to identify the ISP of the hacker and pursue justice one way or another to not only have the hacker to be prosecuted and law enforcements could find each and every wallet that the stolen funds were sent to and do a full legal refund.

Obviously since everyone knows the hacker's wallet that it was sent to, he or she would be stupid to spend the coins. Not only that but also I am sure that the hacker if there really is one, is reading each and every post on here watching as every update is released and taking in the glory of his or her work.

I honestly do not have an opinion on the situation. My loss was only 0.02 BTC, however I am skeptical as the last month that I was on TF's other site things seemed slightly odd like he was starting to hate every member.

It does annoy me quite a bit that nothing is being done to deal with this supposed hacker. As a passionate member of the community I want justice. I also want people to get refunded.

He did it points to a place near him, look thru this thread.

I was referring to the statement he made saying he was going to do nothing about it in the audio clip ^. With an IP address it can be traced directly back to an IPS even if the hacker used IP hider services like proxies or VPN's. From there the ISP would legally have to give out the location and MAC address tracing the connection directly to a single computer and with the timestamp the exact person operating the computer can be identified. If it was an automated script or a remote connected those can be traced as well. In other words if he tried he could nail this hacker to the wall with proof.

I am simply commenting on the fact that I am skeptical because there seems to be no effort to actually hold the hacker responsible for his or her actions. Also the faster the hacker is found the more likely that every single BitCoin could be recovered from the wallets on his or her computer. In a situation where money is concerned time is important.

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Quote from: bludstem on November 08, 2013, 12:22:22 AM

What I don't understand is why he can't get the IP Address of the hacker(s) handle it like any other hack then tax on the bitcoin loss to the charges?

As a web developer surely he knows tools to identify the ISP of the hacker and pursue justice one way or another to not only have the hacker to be prosecuted and law enforcements could find each and every wallet that the stolen funds were sent to and do a full legal refund.

Obviously since everyone knows the hacker's wallet that it was sent to, he or she would be stupid to spend the coins. Not only that but also I am sure that the hacker if there really is one, is reading each and every post on here watching as every update is released and taking in the glory of his or her work.

I honestly do not have an opinion on the situation. My loss was only 0.02 BTC, however I am skeptical as the last month that I was on TF's other site things seemed slightly odd like he was starting to hate every member.

It does annoy me quite a bit that nothing is being done to deal with this supposed hacker. As a passionate member of the community I want justice. I also want people to get refunded.

He does have the IP's.... but it's 2013 IP's pfft lets be honest here.

bludstem

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What I don't understand is why he can't get the IP Address of the hacker(s) handle it like any other hack then tax on the bitcoin loss to the charges?

As a web developer surely he knows tools to identify the ISP of the hacker and pursue justice one way or another to not only have the hacker to be prosecuted and law enforcements could find each and every wallet that the stolen funds were sent to and do a full legal refund.

Obviously since everyone knows the hacker's wallet that it was sent to, he or she would be stupid to spend the coins. Not only that but also I am sure that the hacker if there really is one, is reading each and every post on here watching as every update is released and taking in the glory of his or her work.

I honestly do not have an opinion on the situation. My loss was only 0.02 BTC, however I am skeptical as the last month that I was on TF's other site things seemed slightly odd like he was starting to hate every member.

It does annoy me quite a bit that nothing is being done to deal with this supposed hacker. As a passionate member of the community I want justice. I also want people to get refunded.

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Quote from: wasserman99 on November 07, 2013, 11:06:27 PM

i emailed about a day ago, no response, no refund. emailed again. wtf TF..... Cry

I emailed him as soon as I was instructed to do so by his site, and I have not received a refund either. I am afraid my 2.78BTC is forever gone.

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i emailed about a day ago, no response, no refund. emailed again. wtf TF..... Cry

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Here is another article - lists his address if you can put 2+2 together.

http://www.canberratimes.com.au/it-pro/security-it/australian-bitcoin-bank-hacked-1m-stolen-20131108-hv2iv.html

We already know his name and address.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--327178

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The fact that he hasn't reported it to law enforcement is very suspicious.

Now that the press is involved, law enforcement will surely follow (for better or worse).
I would expect he will lawyer up and we will probably see no more distributions. Sad

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Ugh, almost 20 hours unconfirmed. If it is just the miners fee is there no way to pay it out of what was sent to me? If I could get that back at least I would get back most of what I had there, I feel really bad for some people I've seen posting.

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Quote from: moderate on November 07, 2013, 08:16:41 PM

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That is why I am smart and rich, and you are dumb and poor.

I don't remember smart and rich people repeating that they're smart and rich so often, it is not like they need to show off. Are you sure you fit into that or you just like to say that around here ? You might be richer than your neighbor, but owning a couple thousand of bitcoins (I'm just assuming that is your case) doesn't make you really rich.

There is obvious reason why I am wealthy, but keep not listening and losing your money to scams I smelled a hundred miles away. I would link you to my early predictions about inputs, but since this thread is self moderated it was deleted so yeah... You can thank theymos for that one. Great one let scammers clean the tracks of others.

I hope you are saying "your money" in a general sense, not directed to me. I would never use inputs.io, completely pointless service to start with. Add to that paid marketing with all idiotic super-safe-all-the-way-ever written by journalists which have no idea what they are doing.

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Quote from: simple-dice on November 07, 2013, 09:57:10 PM

Quote from: moderate on November 07, 2013, 09:55:06 PM

Quote from: simple-dice on November 07, 2013, 09:23:33 PM

It's been 20 hours unconfirmed...

Kind of annoying.. Not to mention I only got 2.58/4.21 BTC I had.

Btw, good to know you are related to gigadice with such trust rating. This thread is helping people in lots of way, just observe and learn. Learn people, for god's sakes!

I'm not related to GigaDice.

My wallet isn't the one that was hacked.

I have never given out access to my wallet.

My trust rating is bullshit if you can't research that for yourself you don't belong on the forum.

Thanks for the advice, I've read your initial messages here in this forum. You are 100% related to GigaDice, good to know. I could paste the comments and remarks here in this thread, but this would be offtopic. The thread in the securities section might be more interesting, but then I would be bumping a service that is already dead.

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Gweedo? Never heard of him.

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Quote from: Taras on November 07, 2013, 08:18:18 PM

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That is why I am smart and rich, and you are dumb and poor.

I didn't choose to be poor Cry

I thought the forums here were a place where people of all classes could get along...

+1, and gweedo is on my ignore list

simple-dice

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Quote from: moderate on November 07, 2013, 09:55:06 PM

Quote from: simple-dice on November 07, 2013, 09:23:33 PM

It's been 20 hours unconfirmed...

Kind of annoying.. Not to mention I only got 2.58/4.21 BTC I had.

Btw, good to know you are related to gigadice with such trust rating. This thread is helping people in lots of way, just observe and learn. Learn people, for god's sakes!

I'm not related to GigaDice.

My wallet isn't the one that was hacked.

I have never given out access to my wallet.

My trust rating is bullshit if you can't research that for yourself you don't belong on the forum.

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Quote from: simple-dice on November 07, 2013, 09:23:33 PM

It's been 20 hours unconfirmed...

Kind of annoying.. Not to mention I only got 2.58/4.21 BTC I had.

Btw, good to know you are related to gigadice with such trust rating. This thread is helping people in lots of way, just observe and learn. Learn people, for god's sakes!

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