NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1746.

Parana

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Step into a world!! A P2P world!

Quote from: amytheplanarshift on September 16, 2014, 12:26:52 AM

Hey everyone. I was working on an infographic for NEM this morning and thought I'd post it here for everyone to scrutinize. (Already posted on the NEM forums but possibly a different group of readers here who might want to see as well.)

Let me know what you all think. Still definitely a work in progress, just spent a few minutes on it this morning so feel free to suggest any changes or additions (or things to remove).

I'll just leave it as a link because it's quite large and I don't want to clutter up the forum with a giant image.

https://i.imgur.com/HZsonsK.png

I loved your work. Very simple and very "understandable".

Maybe on Nem website (http://www.ournem.com/), we should have some works like this, showing some: Newbie, normal and very technical details of the coin.

Maybe we could have a serie of posts like this.

Gr8 work!

patmast3r

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I'm wondering why the bitcointalk admins aren't doing anything. The phishing site using all styling elements like images and css from bitcointalk directly. There's gotta be a way to block that.

NEMergizer

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Quote from: wiser on September 15, 2014, 10:48:03 PM

Quote from: NEMergizer on September 15, 2014, 10:47:10 PM

Changing your BTT account password is not enough. You have to consider changing the password of any other account were you used the same hijacked password. Including emails,Skype,....

It was a unique password, as in I only used it for BTT. The new password is also unique to BTT.

Is there anything else I should do?

One last thing you should do is to scan your computer multiple of times using different antivirus software. Cause there is a possibility that the hacker tried to exploit your browser when you visited his website. The possibility that this has happened is low, probably 5% to 15%. But it is still something to consider.

dandruff1138

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1000% ROI Masternode Coin

I was not scammed but: I would like to point out, and thank, all the development team working on NEM as they are going out of their way to stop this scam and save peoples money when technically it is not their responsibility. Thank you. I am falling n love with this community more and more. I wish there was something we could do in return of your thoughtfulness.

wiser

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I agree about the need to be careful about phishing attempts. The reason I fell for it was because it just so happened that I'd recently cleared my browsing history (for something totally different), so I was expecting to have to log into all my open sites, including BTT. So I did. Fortunately, I figured out what happened and changed my password on BTT within five minutes, so don't believe my account ever got compromised. I'm going to change the password again just for good measure.

I appreciate the protection on the NEM dev side especially regarding the decision to not issue any stakes at this time. Hopefully everyone can recover their accounts who need to.

And be careful, everyone.

Looking forward to the launch

xtester

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Risk taker & Black Swan farmer.

With all the phising discussion going on I think it's important to note that soon all this extra work regarding the NEM stakes will be over: once we finally launch and distribute the real NEM.

So hold on tight to your stakes and it's all gonna be fine.

patmast3r

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btw everyone can monitor the changes being made due to phishing.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ak91SD0veCeddDdmTkdaWV8zbHp2dWlodDVEVUItbXc#gid=7

In the stakeholder list all yellow marked accounts have been reported as compromised (resolved ones are not yellow anymore)
In the correction tab starting from row 38 are the resolved cases.

We've had multiple cases were people managed to change their pw in time as well so if you've fallen for the phishin pm, you can still try to change your password asap.

NoirSuccubus

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Too many people fell for this trick. There's lots of time being wasted here dealing with this account/stake reset crap, all could of been avoided if you guys were careful. If you have to suddenly re login while your browser session is already active, that should tell you something is wrong. You all are lucky he doesn't have some sort of behind the scenes java trojan installer hidden on the page. Its time to start being more careful, after all A LOT is at stake.. especially when we reach 1 NEM = $0.01.

rockethead

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Quote from: patmast3r on September 16, 2014, 08:57:39 AM

Quote from: wegsturm on September 16, 2014, 08:54:27 AM

Many paid with BTC and NXT for their stack. Maybe it's possible to authenticate people via their wallet address?

That's exactly what we've been doing

Yes. Though not entirely your fault, but still you guys should tip Patmast3r and gang for that extra hard work they are doing. He needs a rocket to fly to the moon, of course, with NEM pushing behind him. ;-)

patmast3r

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Quote from: wegsturm on September 16, 2014, 08:54:27 AM

Many paid with BTC and NXT for their stack. Maybe it's possible to authenticate people via their wallet address?

That's exactly what we've been doing

wegsturm

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Many paid with BTC and NXT for their stack. Maybe it's possible to authenticate people via their wallet address?

SomethingElse

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Looking for the next big thing

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: SomethingElse on September 16, 2014, 07:44:01 AM

Is there an estimate on how many people lost their accounts?

from people private mailing alone me I would say allot. Don't know yet how many will be resolved. Il post a report on the numbers lost v recovered at a later time.

That is pretty sad news for the community

SomethingElse

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Looking for the next big thing

Is there an estimate on how many people lost their accounts?

rockethead

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Quote from: Kolbas on September 16, 2014, 06:27:00 AM

Finally we did it. If you payed with bitcoins and did not lose the history, you can sign the message:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/18qy88/bitcoin_message_signing_and_verification/
and your stake will be returned.
Thanks to kodtycoon and patmast3r and to everybody! My friend is happy.

Please take note. This is only applicable for those who sent through the good old satoshi wallet. You may have to look at the other wallets from which you sent those BTCs from. They should also be some signing feature that you can use. For those of you who can also find your private key pair, you can actually import that into your satoshi wallet. I am not sure, but I believe that can be done too.

By the way, for those who haven't been using the satoshi wallet for a while since you last used it, do note that it can take a couple of days to synchronize with the network. Do start synchronizing now and not wait till the last minute. Please take all necessary steps as we draw close to the day. Wink

Good luck.

tmpxeroc

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I must confess .. I fell for the phishing mail and lost access to my account "xeroc"
I am almost certain the account is used to scam others.. I contacted theymos and try to recover my account ..

~~what can I do to prevent theft of my NEM stake?~~

-------------------------------------
hey there,

my account "xeroc" is compromized

signed message:

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
the BTT account "xeroc" was compromised! Do not send out the NEM stake.
current time
Di 16. Sep 11:41:32 UTC 2014
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1DGDsmkVTaZaQJJtqjNucHxL36A1qcX45B
G1XO+kddY555NlzXtqyND5wl1LcwyBJ4rScX6dR5h/0PWHXIXEiGtdAuj7eIuEOLWsbb44CwxN+/AcHtQhp3Kzk=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

address 1DGDsmkVTaZaQJJtqjNucHxL36A1qcX45B also used for registration:
quoting message from https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5547740:

Quote from: xeroc on March 06, 2014, 09:42:24 AM

Quote

ABCdeBTC xeroc
21cab4f770401cdaa42737229a1e97559c91d93af641d93fc3a091cb05630cde
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4771378
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4771432

Both have paid the fee in 2 parts - with the same hashes ...

That "ABCdeBTC" guys stole my txids ... I can proof I am the owner of the sending address for
21cab4f770401cdaa42737229a1e97559c91d93af641d93fc3a091cb05630cde
ffce43e19d8190c246397cb454ae190738de7d51decac9684fc9629aeaf2c88f

http://brainwallet.org/#verify

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
xeroc is owner of 1DGDsmkVTaZaQJJtqjNucHxL36A1qcX45B
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1DGDsmkVTaZaQJJtqjNucHxL36A1qcX45B
HO2ILiNfIsWUgK5R1eDF++84BGz+WuUekBsSWkhxDoVj4t8UeE3lQczXfcub+6GAQPUr6a3j1Ovye9Z7OuFwiTk=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

please re-add me to the stakeholders list ..

// somehow that other account was obviously a puppet account ... name suspicious, single post? How could that even happen in the first place? Hope I am the only one

thanks for helping out ...
I never fell for a phishing side .. until now .. shit

kind regards
-- xeroc

patmast3r

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If your account has been comprimised and you want the stakeholderlist to be corrected plz message me AND xtester in cc.
Also you can speed up the process by including a link to your original posting in the registration thread and a signed message/small tx from the addresss used for registration.
And please use the "Quote" function and not just "Reply". It's easier to keep track of the conversation that way.

Kolbas

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Finally we did it. If you payed with bitcoins and did not lose the history, you can sign the message:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/18qy88/bitcoin_message_signing_and_verification/
and your stake will be returned.
Thanks to kodtycoon and patmast3r and to everybody! My friend is happy.

Kolbas

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Thank you!

awais3344_1

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Quote from: Kolbas on September 16, 2014, 05:17:32 AM

Can somebody tell me or give a link to how to sign a message from the bitcoin address that I used to pay?

it's possible through blockchain.info, bitcoin official wallet and electrum afaik.

i used blockchain.info.

So you'd have to dumpprivkey from your wallet, then import the key to blockchain.info wallet. then on homepage of wallet, (right after logging in) you click on the desire address then select "sign message"

Blockchain.info is quite safe, i've been using it for 6 months now. But always be sure that your privkey is safe, and there's no trojan, or keyloggers on your pc. then you're good to go. Plus make sure your password on blockchain.info is different than the one on bitcointalk just in case.

Kolbas

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Can somebody tell me or give a link to how to sign a message from the bitcoin address that I used to pay?

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