This I find also very troublesome:
So it is possible that the hacker introduced an address into the payment address pool, waited until a honest customer placed
and paid an order and then the coins were transferred further on to an address solely in control of the hacker? I wonder if Chris
pays this loss out of his pocket (i.e. if the shares credited to the honest customer will remain in the account.)
Either Chris is shittin us big times or his website was one giant security hole.
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As for example, it happened that an attacker injected in orders payment address pool a certain foreign address at a certain time, then next minute certain users came and placed big orders, all paid to foreign address until foreign address was removed, after which order frequency and value resumed regular trend.
So it is possible that the hacker introduced an address into the payment address pool, waited until a honest customer placed
and paid an order and then the coins were transferred further on to an address solely in control of the hacker? I wonder if Chris
pays this loss out of his pocket (i.e. if the shares credited to the honest customer will remain in the account.)
Either Chris is shittin us big times or his website was one giant security hole.
It's probably the latter.
Jesus. Baseless speculation. Moron.
Sound familiar?
