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Quote from: seleme on May 31, 2021, 05:40:06 PM

I miss the old days when we would gamble any amount, any time and withdraw it without any concern of KYC being forced because we were into crypto casinos and KYC was not a thing.

Everything will change mate specially in Gambling industry , remember that world has government that will implement rules and regulations and Gambling sites are only complying to the required.

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A lot of people are even buying fake identity to get their accounts verified so be careful @roobet because someone can pay a few bucks and get KYC done from them.

mind mate that the action like this will bring you to more losses mate.because gambling site will find all this surely.

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I love playing at roobet but the day I am asked KYC, I might have to stop playing until I feel comfortable giving out my identity to an online casino. Not just roobet, this stands for almost all the casinos unless I have already verified myself there.

you have been playing to this company then surely you already knew how legit Roobet is right? then why need be bother about your identity when you have already tested the site long time?

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Quote from: crzy on May 31, 2021, 05:34:05 PM

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What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.
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Hm you are right, "lost" is a bit misleading, "stolen" would be the correct term. But yes, your explanation is exactly in the right direction, that in case of a Roobet hack e.g. also KYC data could be stolen.
However, as I said in one of my previous posts, I don't assume that Roobet stores the data itself at all. To be allowed to store such data, at least here in the EU, very strict requirements would have to be met regarding system and data security.

@Lakai01 stealing or hacking KYC data is not easy because Roobet or any other site that collects KYC data will never store it on its main server, these kind of data is usually stored on a hidden server. Furthermore I believe that this data is often encrypted, and can only be only accessed by very few people, but I can’t confirm if Roobet has implemented these measures or not.

Hackers are capable of doing anything, have you heard about the leaked on Facebook? That’s a giant company already and yet they can’t protect the data of the public and it cost them big time so don’t over confident. Anyway, looks like many are still here and fine with the current changes on Roobet, they already made a choice I’m sure they know the risk.

Nothing online is safe, as explained offline storage is the best in terms of security but I doubt Roobet stores&encrpyts the private data offline. Better to ask online support or a casino representative can answer our questions here. If you don'y believe your data is safe on any casino, better to look for another alternative IMHO.

But where is more safer actuallly? We are already here roobet is huge casino already so maybe its hard for us to find a same level of security in terms of account details handling as well with the funds so better I go here ratger than trying to find a no kyc compliance casino which doesn't give us better security.

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What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.
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Hm you are right, "lost" is a bit misleading, "stolen" would be the correct term. But yes, your explanation is exactly in the right direction, that in case of a Roobet hack e.g. also KYC data could be stolen.
However, as I said in one of my previous posts, I don't assume that Roobet stores the data itself at all. To be allowed to store such data, at least here in the EU, very strict requirements would have to be met regarding system and data security.

@Lakai01 stealing or hacking KYC data is not easy because Roobet or any other site that collects KYC data will never store it on its main server, these kind of data is usually stored on a hidden server. Furthermore I believe that this data is often encrypted, and can only be only accessed by very few people, but I can’t confirm if Roobet has implemented these measures or not.

Hackers are capable of doing anything, have you heard about the leaked on Facebook? That’s a giant company already and yet they can’t protect the data of the public and it cost them big time so don’t over confident. Anyway, looks like many are still here and fine with the current changes on Roobet, they already made a choice I’m sure they know the risk.

Nothing online is safe, as explained offline storage is the best in terms of security but I doubt Roobet stores&encrpyts the private data offline. Better to ask online support or a casino representative can answer our questions here. If you don'y believe your data is safe on any casino, better to look for another alternative IMHO.

Just remember what Theymos said on his interview to Reddit, nothing online is safe. Dead laptop is always safe hardware than any strong online protection...

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What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.
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Hm you are right, "lost" is a bit misleading, "stolen" would be the correct term. But yes, your explanation is exactly in the right direction, that in case of a Roobet hack e.g. also KYC data could be stolen.
However, as I said in one of my previous posts, I don't assume that Roobet stores the data itself at all. To be allowed to store such data, at least here in the EU, very strict requirements would have to be met regarding system and data security.

@Lakai01 stealing or hacking KYC data is not easy because Roobet or any other site that collects KYC data will never store it on its main server, these kind of data is usually stored on a hidden server. Furthermore I believe that this data is often encrypted, and can only be only accessed by very few people, but I can’t confirm if Roobet has implemented these measures or not.

Hackers are capable of doing anything, have you heard about the leaked on Facebook? That’s a giant company already and yet they can’t protect the data of the public and it cost them big time so don’t over confident. Anyway, looks like many are still here and fine with the current changes on Roobet, they already made a choice I’m sure they know the risk.

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stealing or hacking KYC data is not easy because Roobet or any other site that collects KYC data will never store it on its main server, these kind of data is usually stored on a hidden server. Furthermore I believe that this data is often encrypted, and can only be only accessed by very few people, but I can’t confirm if Roobet has implemented these measures or not.

Well, even though there are plenty of ways to make sure you can hide it, there are literally more ways to hide this than people can even imagine, that is still not "unhackable" because you are hiding it not protecting it and those are very different things.

Just like everything in digital world everything can be hacked, if you think that Roobet has better security than FBI or CIA then you are out of your mind, they have much much better security obviously and even they get hacked. So he only defense here is to hide it and as long as it is hidden then it can't be hacked but if it is found somehow then your KYC will definitely be hacked and put online. We had many places that got hacked and KYC information was dumped online.

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What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.
-snip-

Hm you are right, "lost" is a bit misleading, "stolen" would be the correct term. But yes, your explanation is exactly in the right direction, that in case of a Roobet hack e.g. also KYC data could be stolen.
However, as I said in one of my previous posts, I don't assume that Roobet stores the data itself at all. To be allowed to store such data, at least here in the EU, very strict requirements would have to be met regarding system and data security.

@Lakai01 stealing or hacking KYC data is not easy because Roobet or any other site that collects KYC data will never store it on its main server, these kind of data is usually stored on a hidden server. Furthermore I believe that this data is often encrypted, and can only be only accessed by very few people, but I can’t confirm if Roobet has implemented these measures or not.

Its hard to speculate about the case since there's no confirmation regarding on that but maybe lets should leave that remain unanswered so that we will not give the job of the hackers more easy. But as Roobet doing good handling this important things maybe its best for us to chill since for sure Roobet will make their costumers safe.

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stealing or hacking KYC data is not easy because Roobet or any other site that collects KYC data will never store it on its main server, these kind of data is usually stored on a hidden server. Furthermore I believe that this data is often encrypted, and can only be only accessed by very few people, but I can’t confirm if Roobet has implemented these measures or not.

Hackers have hacked way bigger servers which were previously thought to be impenetrable. You cannot assure anyone that Roobet can protect your data no matter what.

They do employ strict security protocols which eases our minds, but the risk is always present. This applies to all sites where you provide your KYC documents(Not just Roobet). It all comes down to whether you are willing to take that risk or not.

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What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.
-snip-

Hm you are right, "lost" is a bit misleading, "stolen" would be the correct term. But yes, your explanation is exactly in the right direction, that in case of a Roobet hack e.g. also KYC data could be stolen.
However, as I said in one of my previous posts, I don't assume that Roobet stores the data itself at all. To be allowed to store such data, at least here in the EU, very strict requirements would have to be met regarding system and data security.

@Lakai01 stealing or hacking KYC data is not easy because Roobet or any other site that collects KYC data will never store it on its main server, these kind of data is usually stored on a hidden server. Furthermore I believe that this data is often encrypted, and can only be only accessed by very few people, but I can’t confirm if Roobet has implemented these measures or not.

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Quote from: Furious 7 on May 30, 2021, 01:50:49 PM

What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.
-snip-

Hm you are right, "lost" is a bit misleading, "stolen" would be the correct term. But yes, your explanation is exactly in the right direction, that in case of a Roobet hack e.g. also KYC data could be stolen.
However, as I said in one of my previous posts, I don't assume that Roobet stores the data itself at all. To be allowed to store such data, at least here in the EU, very strict requirements would have to be met regarding system and data security.

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Quote from: Eureka_07 on May 30, 2021, 01:13:30 PM

Quote from: Furious 7 on May 30, 2021, 01:03:56 PM

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Even so, there are still some sort of security that can help protect a system. And there are also hackers that do not cause any damage to a system. There could be white-hat hackers that could help a system enhanced it security. Unfortunately, as time passes by, hackers also improves and find ways to break those securities. That is why security maintenance shouldn't be disregarded.

They will certainly hire someone who is professional in this matter to prevent maintenance from happening, remember these hackers are more evil when there is even a slight gap they will definitely damage the existing data system, for example many exchanges have been hacked even though money is more important than identity but still being broken even though they have kept it as tight as possible, but here we know that routine checks are really needed for things you don't want, but your word is right as well as time goes by the hackers will be even more powerful.

They would always be!

Its just dumb to think that they arent putting up much focus or attention to that as these things would really be basic stuff for them to take care off since this is a big business then

its understandable that they wouldnt really be careless when it comes to security as if these are the basics for a casino or any platforms out there that do talks about having big money stored.

When it comes to maintenance then its a must thing to protect customers funds and to protect the business.

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Quote from: Eureka_07 on May 30, 2021, 01:13:30 PM

Quote from: Furious 7 on May 30, 2021, 01:03:56 PM

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Even so, there are still some sort of security that can help protect a system. And there are also hackers that do not cause any damage to a system. There could be white-hat hackers that could help a system enhanced it security. Unfortunately, as time passes by, hackers also improves and find ways to break those securities. That is why security maintenance shouldn't be disregarded.

They will certainly hire someone who is professional in this matter to prevent maintenance from happening, remember these hackers are more evil when there is even a slight gap they will definitely damage the existing data system, for example many exchanges have been hacked even though money is more important than identity but still being broken even though they have kept it as tight as possible, but here we know that routine checks are really needed for things you don't want, but your word is right as well as time goes by the hackers will be even more powerful.

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Quote from: Furious 7 on May 30, 2021, 01:03:56 PM

Quote from: Lakai01 on May 30, 2021, 11:57:40 AM

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So are we still worrying about data leaking from roobets or don't we want to happen again?
Even here I believe roobet is consistent that the data that comes in with their service will be safe according to the procedure.

I am not worried at all about Roobet, that data could get lost here. As you can see from the Ledger example, that can happen to very large companies as well. Neither exchanges nor companies like Facebook or large banks/insurance companies are immune to leaks or hacks.

What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.

I agree. Almost no system is immune to data leaks or system hacks.

I believe now hackers are more sophisticated and smarter, how they have to infiltrate and and hack data from the main companies, there are many leaks, including large companies, so a system that is immune, of course there must be a gap where it can be damaged by the hacking system, so from the internet there is nothing that is not maybe no matter how thick the security is, it will definitely hit if it happens.
I believe roobet certainly has a special system if they store KYC data from customers and that backup must be there at another time when something is undesirable, such as a hacker who removes all of it.

Even so, there are still some sort of security that can help protect a system. And there are also hackers that do not cause any damage to a system. There could be white-hat hackers that could help a system enhanced it security. Unfortunately, as time passes by, hackers also improves and find ways to break those securities. That is why security maintenance shouldn't be disregarded.

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Quote from: Lakai01 on May 30, 2021, 11:57:40 AM

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So are we still worrying about data leaking from roobets or don't we want to happen again?
Even here I believe roobet is consistent that the data that comes in with their service will be safe according to the procedure.

I am not worried at all about Roobet, that data could get lost here. As you can see from the Ledger example, that can happen to very large companies as well. Neither exchanges nor companies like Facebook or large banks/insurance companies are immune to leaks or hacks.

What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.

I agree. Almost no system is immune to data leaks or system hacks.

I believe now hackers are more sophisticated and smarter, how they have to infiltrate and and hack data from the main companies, there are many leaks, including large companies, so a system that is immune, of course there must be a gap where it can be damaged by the hacking system, so from the internet there is nothing that is not maybe no matter how thick the security is, it will definitely hit if it happens.
I believe roobet certainly has a special system if they store KYC data from customers and that backup must be there at another time when something is undesirable, such as a hacker who removes all of it.

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A lot of people are even buying fake identity to get their accounts verified so be careful @roobet because someone can pay a few bucks and get KYC done from them.

This reminds me of Bet365 where account sales are pretty common. However, they can easily bypass this problem by asking them to take a selfie with their ID if they notice anything shady.

Quote from: Lakai01 on May 30, 2021, 11:57:40 AM

What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.

I agree. Almost no system is immune to data leaks or system hacks.

Hackers have been able to infiltrate high level security systems over time which is why it definitely won't be impossible to bypass Roobet's security system. Below is one example.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/futurism.com/blockchains-unhackable-getting-hacked/amp

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So are we still worrying about data leaking from roobets or don't we want to happen again?
Even here I believe roobet is consistent that the data that comes in with their service will be safe according to the procedure.

I am not worried at all about Roobet, that data could get lost here. As you can see from the Ledger example, that can happen to very large companies as well. Neither exchanges nor companies like Facebook or large banks/insurance companies are immune to leaks or hacks.

What do you mean about "data could lost"? Do you mean that if someone tries, and successfully hacked the system of Roobet, he will/he will be able to drop all of those KYC data that Roobet has? For sure Roobet has some some sort of back up if that happened.

I agree. Almost no system is immune to data leaks or system hacks.

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Quote from: Lakai01 on May 27, 2021, 02:30:07 PM

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So are we still worrying about data leaking from roobets or don't we want to happen again?
Even here I believe roobet is consistent that the data that comes in with their service will be safe according to the procedure.

I am not worried at all about Roobet, that data could get lost here. As you can see from the Ledger example, that can happen to very large companies as well. Neither exchanges nor companies like Facebook or large banks/insurance companies are immune to leaks or hacks.

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However, I assume that Roobet does not store the data itself but uses a KYC service here. In Europe, companies that store such data must comply with very strict guidelines, which is rather only possible for very large companies with thousands of employees (banks, insurance companies, ...) without too high costs. I guess that similar requirements apply in other countries as well.

In my opinion, roobet will definitely partner with other companies in handling the KYC data that enters there, so it's guaranteed to be safe because what I know is that KYC company services must have followed stricter procedural rules as should be a regulation.
So are we still worrying about data leaking from roobets or don't we want to happen again?
Even here I believe roobet is consistent that the data that comes in with their service will be safe according to the procedure.

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Quote from: Lakai01 on May 27, 2021, 02:30:07 PM

The ongoing discussion about data theft is actually a concern, indeed. I trust roobet because of the kind of promotions they do, the name they have created within such a small time, the kind of support they provide but even all that accounts for nothing because data theft can happen at any time and like mentioned even FB and other platforms were hacked so no one is prone to it.
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The intentional sale of KYC data is, in my opinion, very rarely the case (apart from the countless ICOs in 2017, of course, that demanded already scanned passports for a handful of coins - and made oodles of money doing so, of course).

Hacks or leaks by company employees are much more of a problem here. A site that collects validated KYC data from its customers is automatically a very lucrative target, and the smallest mistakes can lead to data being siphoned off, as we saw with Ledger last year, for example. However, I assume that Roobet does not store the data itself but uses a KYC service here. In Europe, companies that store such data must comply with very strict guidelines, which is rather only possible for very large companies with thousands of employees (banks, insurance companies, ...) without too high costs. I guess that similar requirements apply in other countries as well.

Sharing of personal information on the dark web of players is always a concern for many gamblers as they want to remain anonymous in crypto world due to certain restrictions imposed by the government on this industry.And as said by other members KYC can be done with some other account also but it also has certain cons and there is proper thread discussion about such topics on this forum.But in actual if you don't want to reveal your Indentity then there are certain casinos which do not require any KYC so you can simply register there and enjoy gambling experience.

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