Let's hope the SR 2 folks turn themselves in to the authorities before their customers find them.
The wrath of a horde of potheads, terrifying.
What they gonna do, blow smoke on them and call them names? Pull a bong over their heads?
Topic: silk road 2 hacked (Read 4607 times)
The wrath of a horde of potheads, terrifying.
What they gonna do, blow smoke on them and call them names? Pull a bong over their heads?
Let's hope the SR 2 folks turn themselves in to the authorities before their customers find them.
The wrath of a horde of potheads, terrifying.
What they gonna do, blow smoke on them and call them names? Pull a bong over their heads?
Dunno, smells of BS to me. 
SR 2.0 stolen coins adress
https://blockchain.info/address/1DKH2oZtrcAAoZXsNJQnKBwKYaYdx5KrVV
also this:
http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/12/5403708/utopia-silk-road-style-marketplace-seized-by-dutch-police
Bitcoin seems to be mainly used for criminal activities, black markets or to support terrorism and money laundering the other part is for gambling and speculation.
Kinda sad for a grassroots currency , that was made to save the masses.
https://blockchain.info/address/1DKH2oZtrcAAoZXsNJQnKBwKYaYdx5KrVV
also this:
http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/12/5403708/utopia-silk-road-style-marketplace-seized-by-dutch-police
Bitcoin seems to be mainly used for criminal activities, black markets or to support terrorism and money laundering the other part is for gambling and speculation.
Kinda sad for a grassroots currency , that was made to save the masses.
What makes you think that is the address? Did SR2 identify it?
I just read over 88,000 coins were stolen. I had no idea those darknet sites were so popular. How long has it been since silk road 1 was shut down? Seems just a few months. Amazing that a darknet tor site would amass such holdings in such a short period of time, and then not secure it.
SR 2.0 stolen coins adress
https://blockchain.info/address/1DKH2oZtrcAAoZXsNJQnKBwKYaYdx5KrVV
also this:
http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/12/5403708/utopia-silk-road-style-marketplace-seized-by-dutch-police
Bitcoin seems to be mainly used for criminal activities, black markets or to support terrorism and money laundering the other part is for gambling and speculation.
Kinda sad for a grassroots currency , that was made to save the masses.
That's bullshit. It's only small % of the transactions. https://blockchain.info/address/1DKH2oZtrcAAoZXsNJQnKBwKYaYdx5KrVV
also this:
http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/12/5403708/utopia-silk-road-style-marketplace-seized-by-dutch-police
Bitcoin seems to be mainly used for criminal activities, black markets or to support terrorism and money laundering the other part is for gambling and speculation.
Kinda sad for a grassroots currency , that was made to save the masses.
Oh yeah, let's use malleability problem we never heard of before to steal your coins 
We might hear few of these more.
We might hear few of these more.
basically, this. to people who really think that was "bitcoin problem", learn to think.
step1: site operator moves all of the funds to the hot server for no reason
step2: site operator knows that most exchanges closed withdrawals due to mutated tx problem but does not give a crap
step3: site operator does not check account balances and does, hundreds of times, credit one user with a "failed" transaction
step4: site operator does not have any insight into the balance of the hot wallet where they put all funds, so they don't see it painfully slowly being emptied
either all of the above, or,
step1: site op wants to steal 3 mil but does not have an excuse to, finds one, proceeds.
Hmm which one is more realistic, let me think...
Let's hope the SR 2 folks turn themselves in to the authorities before their customers find them.
The wrath of a horde of potheads, terrifying.
What they gonna do, blow smoke on them and call them names? Pull a bong over their heads?
Let's hope the SR 2 folks turn themselves in to the authorities before their customers find them.
The wrath of a horde of potheads, terrifying.
What they gonna do, blow smoke on them and call them names? Pull a bong over their heads?
Let's hope the SR 2 folks turn themselves in to the authorities before their customers find them.
Junkie fucks, I have no sympathy, they ruin Bitcoins image even if it is undeserved attention.
So just because somebody wants to put a substance in their body that the nanny government says is illegal, they deserve to have their money taken? Junkie fucks, I have no sympathy, they ruin Bitcoins image even if it is undeserved attention.
agreed 
Junkie fucks, I have no sympathy, they ruin Bitcoins image even if it is undeserved attention.
no one believes it was an outside job from what I'm reading on the web. These guys better pray they can't be tracked
Even if they did steal it and their identities were published, I don't think any harm will come to them. Lots of empty threats and that's about it.
i doubt that.
the feds have been very effective at getting inside tor markets.
silkroad2 should have never came out with the previous compromises.
security needs to be improved. at least make the feds work for it.
SR 2.0 stolen coins adress
There were no coins stolen at SR 2.0, only bitcoin IOUs.
SR 2.0 stolen coins adress
https://blockchain.info/address/1DKH2oZtrcAAoZXsNJQnKBwKYaYdx5KrVV
also this:
http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/12/5403708/utopia-silk-road-style-marketplace-seized-by-dutch-police
Bitcoin seems to be mainly used for criminal activities, black markets or to support terrorism and money laundering the other part is for gambling and speculation.
Kinda sad for a grassroots currency , that was made to save the masses.
https://blockchain.info/address/1DKH2oZtrcAAoZXsNJQnKBwKYaYdx5KrVV
also this:
http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/12/5403708/utopia-silk-road-style-marketplace-seized-by-dutch-police
Bitcoin seems to be mainly used for criminal activities, black markets or to support terrorism and money laundering the other part is for gambling and speculation.
Kinda sad for a grassroots currency , that was made to save the masses.
If you aren't the sole controller of your private keys, you don't have any bitcoins.
It is logically impossible to prove that you are the sole "controller" of the private key associated with a wallet, so I argue that no one owns any bitcoins.
If you aren't the sole controller of your private keys, you don't have any bitcoins.
Re the malleability issue , with Gox publishing it so ...publicly, I bet these kind of attacks went up....oh maybe 10,000% ?
There are no "attacks". Just lazy software managers and incompetent bookkeepers and a bunch of scammers. Jump to: