Topic: [NFD] [ANN] WE HAVE LAUNCH!!! NFD UP AND DISTRIBUTED! - page 5. (Read 16026 times)

Thanks a lot for pointing that out! I don't know why the Bitbucket link was stripped from the OP...

In case it gets stripped again, here it is for you: https://bitbucket.org/NFDcoin/nfdcoin/downloads/

Scammers/Hackers have very small penises FACT

Wallet link not working?

I really feel awful about that. One or more hackers knew about the distribution, lied in wait like a highway robber behind a boulder, and brute-forced the NFD brainwallet with a known-password table, a rainbow table and who knows what else. The NFD was stolen from accounts that he was able to crack with his malicious script.

We tried what we could to encourage people to use secure passphrases, but in the end not everyone did. Thankfully, MaWo held off on some sends because he judged some hashes to match up to weak passwords. Had he not done so, the thief or thieves would have stolen more.

I wish he had held back on the ones who got robbed, but the point behind hashes is to unrecognizably disguise the string being hashed - so he did miss a few vulnerable passphrases. And he and I did warn several times about creating secure passphrases. To be quite frank, he did go above and beyond the call of duty by finding that known-password table and hashing all the passwords therein, and comparing the known-password hashes to the hashes on the distribution list. That's the only way to find vulnerable passphrases once they're hashed, because an SHA-256 hash is impossible to reverse.

When it comes down to it, the robber was successful because he had better vulnerable-password tables than MaWo - and the accounts he robbed had vulnerable passwords!

The only way to assure a robbery-free launch would have been for MaWo and I to pick everyone's passphrase for them, each made up of 36 or more random characters, and send out each holder's passphrase via encrypted Email. But that was unthinkable for us, because it would have gone against the whole philosophy of P2P cryptocurrency. More practically, it would have introduced a "single point of failure" that would have gotten everyone robbed if something had gone wrong! That's why we didn't even think of doing that.

NFD-1.1.4-20140615-A.zip   https://bitbucket.org/NFDcoin/nfdcoin/downloads

Found NFD in my wallet, thanks a lot.

Wallet link not working?

received coins, thank you.

http://img1.ph.126.net/32GwpAjTPHxbTw_bq_KuGg==/6608937895166405284.jpg
The hacker account

http://img1.ph.126.net/Ik6PJsUsQ4Vcgupn63p9Lw==/6608834541073392445.jpg
my account
Whisper:e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855
HASH:cd372fb85148700fa88095e3492d3f9f5beb43e555e5ff26d95f5a6adc36f8e6
Twenty minutes after the launch. Hackers to steal  68500000 in five minutes.
More than one being attacked by hackers
why?

I would like to publicly congratulate the NFDer who was nimble enough to register the alias "Nxtblg" before I did.

 

(Yeah, I know, the joke's on me. "too slow, my bad." )

could not add Asset Id:  13792723055283940657 to Asset Exchange

Coins received, thanks

Ok i dont seem to remember creating one. but im on the list

Found it sorry. checking now

Just to let everyone know, I just registered and tested the new NFD development fund wallets. Once for Bitcoin, one for Nxt and of course one for NFD. '

I have to admit to being more easygoing than MaWo. He chose 100 random characters for passphrases, I only chose 96.

Here are the official NFD development wallet addresses:


Added to the OP.

Just a heads-up from the Nxt world:

If you haven't seen this thread, please check it out:

"Big scam in NXT hundreds of BTC stolen with a one post"

Best estimate is that a scammer stole ~200 BTC from trusting Nxters through the Asset Exchange. The amount stolen has made the fellow who scammed us look like a small-change hustler...

Thankfully, this is one kind of "scam-dal" that has not plagued the NFD world! But please read through it and take it as a reminder to be on your guard. The trouble with the Asset Exchange is that it's 100% trust-based at the moment.

So, in the abstract, that big Nxt AE robbery was entirely foreseeable...but still...

So please be cautious. I don't know if it's me, but there seems to be a whole new crime wave directed against Nxt & its clones. The crypto world, at least seemingly, has gotten more dangerous recently . "Safety first" is inconvenient, but it doesn't hurt.

EDIT: Please withhold your judgement about the incident until all the facts are in. I meant for this post to be a "it can happen to you..." cautionary note, and nothing more.

Could you login using your passphrase, check your balance and then click the "Transactions" tab? If you get zero for both, please PM me.

Sorry about the delay, but I will get to it.

Working on it. Right now, I'm in the middle of generating "ultra-paranoid" passphrases for the accounts' wallets. That got me a little sidetracked, as I saw how I can put together a very basic Java gimcrack that can help others generates secure passphrases for themselves.

Wonderful!

Hope it soars like eagle, not unlike my utility bills...

 

Hi guys glad to hear this has been successfully launched. i am on the list A i have created an account and pmd nxtblog with it. how do i claim my stake?