I edited the OP to add the red icon for visibility.
Good thinking, more people that see this the better.
Except for this
Looks like the forum is also automatically censoring bitcoin dash talk.org, which makes this thread confusing.
Topic: PSA: phishing site? phishing != bitcointalk.org (Read 1728 times)
Good thinking, more people that see this the better.
Except for this
I edited the OP to add the red icon for visibility.
Good thinking, more people that see this the better.
i went there last night and typed "your a fagget" "cocksucker" in the login area over and over and over
Best if you have a script and do that a million times
Someone at -something called- coinchat or similar (website chat for bitcoiners), bragged about being a hacker and talked about this kind of technique of scamming. He also mentioned btcjam being leaking and instawallet's hotwallet hacking. Might have been a troll, though, but I doubt it.
I edited the OP to add the red icon for visibility.
Looks like the forum is also automatically censoring bitcoin dash talk.org, which makes this thread confusing.
I edited the OP to add the red icon for visibility.
Thanks for posting this. Its sad that people resort to such measures just for the chance to steal bitcoins...
i went there last night and typed "your a fagget" "cocksucker" in the login area over and over and over
Site is running Apache/2.2.20 (Ubuntu) for anyone who wanted more information.
Never trust what the site reports, you can configure that w/o even needing a recompile.
Site is running Apache/2.2.20 (Ubuntu) for anyone who wanted more information.
LOIC won't do much damage and it's a skiddy tool, won't help you in the long run. Hire someone to do it for you or you can set up your own means to take down a website.
the site acts as a proxy to bitcointalk.org. if it makes too many requests, it will get banned.edit:
https://i.imgur.com/99dFhU3.png
http://isup.me/bitcoin-talk.org
working as intended
also, get yourself a copy of LOIC and attack this address:
http://bitcoin-talk.org/index.php?action=printpage;topic=85687.0
the address is specifically chosen to generate the most load. the idea is to soak up the site's bandwidth, or get it banned from the real bitcointalk server.
http://bitcoin-talk.org/index.php?action=printpage;topic=85687.0
the address is specifically chosen to generate the most load. the idea is to soak up the site's bandwidth, or get it banned from the real bitcointalk server.
LOIC won't do much damage and it's a skiddy tool, won't help you in the long run. Hire someone to do it for you or you can set up your own means to take down a website.
also, get yourself a copy of LOIC and attack this address:
http://bitcoin-talk.org/index.php?action=printpage;topic=85687.0
the address is specifically chosen to generate the most load. the idea is to soak up the site's bandwidth, or get it banned from the real bitcointalk server.
http://bitcoin-talk.org/index.php?action=printpage;topic=85687.0
the address is specifically chosen to generate the most load. the idea is to soak up the site's bandwidth, or get it banned from the real bitcointalk server.
Just reported, thanks. If we could get the submission on Phishtank verified that'd be another great step too.
https://www.phishtank.com/phish_detail.php?phish_id=1906724
I just added it to Phishtank too. Hopefully this gets more awareness out there.
I just added it to Phishtank too. Hopefully this gets more awareness out there.
Thanks dooglus, reported it to Google safebrowsing.
How do we do that? I expect having several reports works better than a single report.
I think you should report this to theymos so he can send a mass PM to all users warning them about this.
I told Psy, who told theymos.
Thanks dooglus, reported it to Google safebrowsing.
Thanks
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