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We still posses all the hardware used.
We will share exact details of what we think has happened.
None of the used hardware has ever been connected to the internet.
And the computers used are also wiped out.
As this is a widespread issue(beyond our collectibles) this means this is an issue with the private key generator we used for VIBGYOR.
We will share the details at 9 pm UK time today.
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raritycheck team: It is imperative that you share how the keys for the VIBGYOR series were generated in as much detail as possible - software used, people involved, computer used, printer used, and everything else that is available. This does appear to be a more widespread attack and funds for many others people outside of collectibles may be at risk.
I see no reason why there should be any more delays on sharing the keygen software and process.
I'm sure everyone appreciates raritycheck's efforts to compensate affected users, but without more concrete information the community is still being asked to take the fact that other series are not impacted on faith.
Additionally, given the on-chain evidence highlighted by Eclipse33 and myself previously in the thread, actively withholding the software and process involved is putting other Bitcoin users at risk.
I've reached out to the raritycheck team multiple times over PM to offer help in analyzing this situation (I have a long, long background in building and operating custody systems), and have had no material response.
I'm hopeful raritycheck sticks to their promise of a details update and posts it soon - in the mean time, if anyone has been provided any additional information
on the keygen process not in this thread by the team, I would encourage you to share it.