Topic: Magicaldice.com | Officially Launched | Bitcoin Dice Website | Fancy Rolling - page 24. (Read 43780 times)
September 15, 2015, 09:23:26 AM
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September 15, 2015, 07:50:53 AM
A DDOS attack doesn't have much to do with security or hacking IMO.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
Yea nico is right, we had nobody asking money from us to stop the attack but we will for sure see stuff like that soon.
I think as dice website you need to go through every phase of people that want to harm your site.
Theres another thread here claiming that you are scamming players by changing their seed and then waiting for them to roll again, care to comment?
If this is true, then it is possible for you to pick a seed that will make them lose and would confirm that you are scammers.
I replied to the thread explaining exactly what happened. Nobody was effected by this.
September 15, 2015, 07:47:47 AM
A DDOS attack doesn't have much to do with security or hacking IMO.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
Yea nico is right, we had nobody asking money from us to stop the attack but we will for sure see stuff like that soon.
I think as dice website you need to go through every phase of people that want to harm your site.
Theres another thread here claiming that you are scamming players by changing their seed and then waiting for them to roll again, care to comment?
If this is true, then it is possible for you to pick a seed that will make them lose and would confirm that you are scammers.
before youu start with claims like that read the thread...clearly i stated not accusing anyone of anything just thought it should be seen for all to see for themselves
September 15, 2015, 07:42:18 AM
A DDOS attack doesn't have much to do with security or hacking IMO.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
Yea nico is right, we had nobody asking money from us to stop the attack but we will for sure see stuff like that soon.
I think as dice website you need to go through every phase of people that want to harm your site.
Theres another thread here claiming that you are scamming players by changing their seed and then waiting for them to roll again, care to comment?
If this is true, then it is possible for you to pick a seed that will make them lose and would confirm that you are scammers.
September 14, 2015, 05:07:34 PM
A DDOS attack doesn't have much to do with security or hacking IMO.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
Yea nico is right, we had nobody asking money from us to stop the attack but we will for sure see stuff like that soon.
I think as dice website you need to go through every phase of people that want to harm your site.
September 14, 2015, 07:39:28 AM
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September 14, 2015, 03:16:32 AM
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September 14, 2015, 03:14:32 AM
A DDOS attack doesn't have much to do with security or hacking IMO.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
It basically means there are too many (fake) visitors. It's like when you have a store and the attacker gets thousands of people to stand before the entrance so no one else can enter. This doesn't affect the security of the store, but it is a bit unfortunately that you cannot enter. A lot of bitcoin (gambling) sites are attacked by this, mostly because the attackers demand money to stop. Of course no one should ever pay these extortionists. I do not know if this was actually the case at MagicalDice. You can google "DD4BC" if you want to see some more details about the biggest group doing this.
September 14, 2015, 03:11:25 AM
Did the event resulted in any kind of loss or something has been stolen ?
i mean users balances,source .. etc..
not that i know of i haven't heard anyone complain or anything i think everyones balances were unchanged/untouched so all is good, pretty sure it was just someone trying to Knock MD offline cause there jelly of the site i mean users balances,source .. etc..
but its good that they didnt succeed..
but it can be that they made some changes in Source ...etc..that way.?
September 14, 2015, 03:07:33 AM
Did the event resulted in any kind of loss or something has been stolen ?
i mean users balances,source .. etc..
not that i know of i haven't heard anyone complain or anything i think everyones balances were unchanged/untouched so all is good, pretty sure it was just someone trying to Knock MD offline cause there jelly of the site i mean users balances,source .. etc..
September 14, 2015, 02:57:57 AM
Did the event resulted in any kind of loss or something has been stolen ?
i mean users balances,source .. etc..
i mean users balances,source .. etc..
September 14, 2015, 02:37:28 AM
we are back up by the way=)
cryptasm
cryptasm
Can you prevent this ddos thing not happening again?
Yes I agree. . . .
further improve the quality site
September 13, 2015, 10:49:31 PM
we are back up by the way=)
cryptasm
cryptasm
Can you prevent this ddos thing not happening again?
September 13, 2015, 10:05:39 PM
we are back up by the way=)
cryptasm
cryptasm
Great, what happened to the site?
Why every new site with a great potential to develop always hit by ddos? It happened to other site that I played, it is the same condition
September 13, 2015, 09:09:40 PM
we are back up by the way=)
cryptasm
cryptasm
Great, what happened to the site?
September 13, 2015, 08:11:03 PM
we are back up by the way=)
cryptasm
cryptasm
Great, what happened to the site?
September 13, 2015, 04:42:16 PM
we are back up by the way=)
cryptasm
cryptasm
September 13, 2015, 03:09:50 PM
why always exposed DDOS again,., well this can not be tolerated,., Crypt Site Security mu should be strengthened further,., and plug security better, again. I only give advice only
September 13, 2015, 02:57:39 PM
why site down again
yup does anyone know if the site being ddossed or are they having problems with the backend?
why could happen DDOS attack,., whether security at the site was less strong
September 13, 2015, 02:56:21 PM
why site down again
yup does anyone know if the site being ddossed or are they having problems with the backend?It is up again. Site has been under DDoS attack.
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