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Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

Phew! At last! Good to here that, Stunna! Kudos to the whole team!

Quote from: mistletoe on March 07, 2018, 08:36:47 AM

You should make a mandatory password change for everyone who logs back into primedice

I'm not the only one who logged in into the phishing site so it's really a must to have a mandatory change of password.

Glad to know PD has recovered its domain back. And yes, it's a good idea to transfer it to a more secure registrar specially, knowing that the current registrar is toooo slow to process cases like this like there's no business being halted.

Will try out stake for the meantime. with faucet XD

They should transfer it to more responsive registrar, 24/7 live support like PD and Stake's Grin

Quote from: BoXXoB on March 07, 2018, 08:39:16 AM

Quote from: eldrin on March 07, 2018, 08:50:01 AM

You should make a mandatory password change for everyone who logs back into primedice

Not only that but a way to make sure those who did attempt login on the phishing site could securely login their own account.

Luckily I'm not one of those.

I'm one of the victim, but fortunately I got 2FA enabled, I hope the other victims as well. If not, I hope they do not have balance before the incident happened.

I think, they should disable withdrawal or tipping for the mean time, or do manual withdrawal, but the withdrawal address should be one of the address used to depo in the user's account. Idk if it will help, just an idea.

Yes finally we got the domain back.

We will post more information about what exactly happened soon.

In the mean time we are working on getting site back up and securely for our users and for users that got their passwords compromised.

Also we had some reports that people contacting [email protected] got reply to install team viewer and stuff like that.
THAT IS ALSO PHISING ATEMPT, DO NOT TRUST EMAILS FROM primedice.com UNTIL WE HAVE FULL CONTROL OF MAIL SERVERS.
We will make proper announcement when all is sorted out.

Thank you all for continuing support over this painful period, and also for helping us to get that phising warning so fast and everything.
This just proves how strong our community is and we will work with you guys to even more improve Primedice and relationship with our players.

mistletoe

full member

Activity: 145

Merit: 100

Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

Phew! At last! Good to here that, Stunna! Kudos to the whole team!

Quote from: mistletoe on March 07, 2018, 08:36:47 AM

You should make a mandatory password change for everyone who logs back into primedice

I'm not the only one who logged in into the phishing site so it's really a must to have a mandatory change of password.

Glad to know PD has recovered its domain back. And yes, it's a good idea to transfer it to a more secure registrar specially, knowing that the current registrar is toooo slow to process cases like this like there's no business being halted.

Will try out stake for the meantime. with faucet XD

They should transfer it to more responsive registrar, 24/7 live support like PD and Stake's Grin

Quote from: BoXXoB on March 07, 2018, 08:39:16 AM

You should make a mandatory password change for everyone who logs back into primedice

Not only that but a way to make sure those who did attempt login on the phishing site could securely login their own account.

Luckily I'm not one of those.

I'm one of the victim, but fortunately I got 2FA enabled, I hope the other victims as well. If not, I hope they do not have balance before the incident happened.

I think, they should disable withdrawal or tipping for the mean time, or do manual withdrawal, but the withdrawal address should be one of the address used to depo in the user's account. Idk if it will help, just an idea.

Yep it took almost a 2 days for pd to recover its domain, i can smell a very slow action on the registrar end. OR pd has recovered it already but didnt configure the registrar account yet to point the domain back to where it should be to secure the account first.

anyways, glad to see my pd folks in stake and meet new peeps at the same time:)

eldrin

full member

Activity: 644

Merit: 143

Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

Phew! At last! Good to here that, Stunna! Kudos to the whole team!

Quote from: mistletoe on March 07, 2018, 08:36:47 AM

You should make a mandatory password change for everyone who logs back into primedice

I'm not the only one who logged in into the phishing site so it's really a must to have a mandatory change of password.

Glad to know PD has recovered its domain back. And yes, it's a good idea to transfer it to a more secure registrar specially, knowing that the current registrar is toooo slow to process cases like this like there's no business being halted.

Will try out stake for the meantime. with faucet XD

They should transfer it to more responsive registrar, 24/7 live support like PD and Stake's Grin

Quote from: BoXXoB on March 07, 2018, 08:39:16 AM

You should make a mandatory password change for everyone who logs back into primedice

Not only that but a way to make sure those who did attempt login on the phishing site could securely login their own account.

Luckily I'm not one of those.

I'm one of the victim, but fortunately I got 2FA enabled, I hope the other victims as well. If not, I hope they do not have balance before the incident happened.

I think, they should disable withdrawal or tipping for the mean time, or do manual withdrawal, but the withdrawal address should be one of the address used to depo in the user's account. Idk if it will help, just an idea.

Kargai

jr. member

Activity: 131

Merit: 1

Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

That's good news indeed Wink

Thanks to keep us update of the situation, a new registrar is indeed a good idea especially if they don't provide to you all the logs in details to see exactly when things start to be suspicious (i don't know if it's the case or not).

I hope that PD will return to normal soon and i'll keep the french community up to date with the last news. Thanks for the work Stunna & all the team Wink

maverick528

full member

Activity: 148

Merit: 100

Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

Good news.
Thanx to all the people that worked very hard to solve this problem.
And to Support personnel that had to handle a lot of extra work.

BoXXoB

legendary

Activity: 2018

Merit: 1108

Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

You should make a mandatory password change for everyone who logs back into primedice

Not only that but a way to make sure those who did attempt login on the phishing site could securely login their own account.

Luckily I'm not one of those.

mistletoe

full member

Activity: 145

Merit: 100

Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

Glad to know PD has recovered its domain back. And yes, it's a good idea to transfer it to a more secure registrar specially, knowing that the current registrar is toooo slow to process cases like this like there's no business being halted.

Will try out stake for the meantime. with faucet XD

PD: Mistletoe
Stake: Mistletoe

Sweeet

hero member

Activity: 714

Merit: 501

Real Eyes, Realize, Real Lies.

Quote from: jpcfan on March 07, 2018, 01:19:23 AM

Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

You should make a mandatory password change for everyone who logs back into primedice

Stunna

legendary

Activity: 3192

Merit: 1279

Primedice.com, Stake.com

Good news! We've regained access to the domain and they are pointed at our old nameservers again. I still must stress that you cannot trust emails from @primedice for the next day or until we say so.

We're in the process of transferring the domain to a more secure registrar. I will let you know when the site is back and it is safe to play, but hopefully within the next day.

BoXXoB

legendary

Activity: 2018

Merit: 1108

This is a very unfortunate thing to happen but I'm glad to see PD was so quick to take action. What I don't understand is why someone would do this with so little to gain...

Hope you get your site up soon, MICRO.

did you get free domain name with hosting when starting the site?

i would move to a new register

I suppose they can switch registrar after the issue is resolved. Till then their hands are tied.

Quote from: Okaber on March 07, 2018, 07:39:36 AM

Hello, Micro and Stunna

Is there anyway to transfer a balance from PD to stake or anything like that?

I want play.

Someone asked this before and as far as I know it's not possible yet

Okaber

newbie

Activity: 10

Merit: 0

Hello, Micro and Stunna

Is there anyway to transfer a balance from PD to stake or anything like that?

I want play.

athena2007

newbie

Activity: 14

Merit: 0

Quote from: Stunna on March 07, 2018, 06:30:40 AM

primedice.com is now safe, you can start betting again!

u are a liar.. thats not true

Shary

jr. member

Activity: 108

Merit: 2

primedice.com is now safe, you can start betting again!

No it is not. Do not trust that account. You should give up before this escalates.

Primedice domain is still not under our control

i did not imagine that cloudflare is very slow in responding, Undecided

Shary

jr. member

Activity: 108

Merit: 2

primedice.com is now safe, you can start betting again!

its not funny to came with a random account pretending to be one of the owners, just to keep the phishing on,,,

Stunna

legendary

Activity: 3192

Merit: 1279

Primedice.com, Stake.com