Topic: 🔥Sportbook and Casino: BITSLER > $12,500 Daily Wagering contest < - page 160. (Read 321750 times)
January 22, 2018, 10:19:37 AM
Hey guys, I think it is enough to discuss about the 2fa because you are discussing it in general already and I think it should not be discussed here too much. Lets back to discuss about Bitsler, I'm wondering is there any plans to add more games and altcoins this year?
January 22, 2018, 05:35:52 AM
2fa is the best solution when you have any substantial amount of coins in your account
as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
Yes I agree that 2FA is a good answer to those who plans to hack their way in your account. I am using 2FA. The ony worry that I have now is that if I misplaced my smart phone or if someone stole my phone that will be troublesome, but, there's always a way to recover it if its stolen or misplaced. It will might take some of the owners time but it secure the account. as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
I hope those high rollers out there with a lot of coins stored in Bitsler are reading our discussion. It would really help them protect their account.
simple enough to make your account secure:
1.Make sure that the website you are visiting is "Bitsler Official" (not phishing).
2. Your password must be different from the password on another website.
This is bad advice.
You are better off using unique passwords WITH a password manager than using the same password WITHOUT a password manager.
Mostly whenever some service like the forum or Bitmain get hacked, usually the people who re-used the same password got robbed.
They usually didn't use 2FA, and even if they used 2FA, most likely the email password is the same as their crypto password and the 2FA can easily be reset.
January 22, 2018, 03:31:39 AM
2fa is the best solution when you have any substantial amount of coins in your account
as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
Yes I agree that 2FA is a good answer to those who plans to hack their way in your account. I am using 2FA. The ony worry that I have now is that if I misplaced my smart phone or if someone stole my phone that will be troublesome, but, there's always a way to recover it if its stolen or misplaced. It will might take some of the owners time but it secure the account. as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
I hope those high rollers out there with a lot of coins stored in Bitsler are reading our discussion. It would really help them protect their account.
simple enough to make your account secure:
1.Make sure that the website you are visiting is "Bitsler Official" (not phishing).
2. Your password must be different from the password on another website.
January 22, 2018, 01:00:04 AM
2fa is the best solution when you have any substantial amount of coins in your account
as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
Yes I agree that 2FA is a good answer to those who plans to hack their way in your account. I am using 2FA. The ony worry that I have now is that if I misplaced my smart phone or if someone stole my phone that will be troublesome, but, there's always a way to recover it if its stolen or misplaced. It will might take some of the owners time but it secure the account. as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
I hope those high rollers out there with a lot of coins stored in Bitsler are reading our discussion. It would really help them protect their account.
simple enough to make your account secure:
1.Make sure that the website you are visiting is "Bitsler Official" (not phishing).
2. Your password must be different from the password on another website.
In case of hacking attempt, no matter how strong your password is then the hacker will be able to hack your account easier than if your account is protected by 2fa security. Of course it is our own right how to protect our own account, it is just a discussion how to protect our account better. Obviously it is always recommended to set 2fa especially for account that is often to have big balance.
January 21, 2018, 08:46:17 PM
2fa is the best solution when you have any substantial amount of coins in your account
as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
Yes I agree that 2FA is a good answer to those who plans to hack their way in your account. I am using 2FA. The ony worry that I have now is that if I misplaced my smart phone or if someone stole my phone that will be troublesome, but, there's always a way to recover it if its stolen or misplaced. It will might take some of the owners time but it secure the account. as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
I hope those high rollers out there with a lot of coins stored in Bitsler are reading our discussion. It would really help them protect their account.
simple enough to make your account secure:
1.Make sure that the website you are visiting is "Bitsler Official" (not phishing).
2. Your password must be different from the password on another website.
January 21, 2018, 11:07:21 AM
2fa is the best solution when you have any substantial amount of coins in your account
as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
Yes I agree that 2FA is a good answer to those who plans to hack their way in your account. I am using 2FA. The ony worry that I have now is that if I misplaced my smart phone or if someone stole my phone that will be troublesome, but, there's always a way to recover it if its stolen or misplaced. It will might take some of the owners time but it secure the account. as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
I hope those high rollers out there with a lot of coins stored in Bitsler are reading our discussion. It would really help them protect their account.
January 21, 2018, 10:52:25 AM
The best thing in my opinion to avoid account theft is to enable 2FA security. Another thing that might be useful to other users based on my experience is: never log out from bitsler. I've been using bitsler only from my personal computer and I've never encountered any significant obstacles when going to access.bitsler.
Aside from using your own computer in accessing Bitsler, never use a public wifi to access the site. I would rather spend some money to connect to a wifi but I will not connect to a free wifi for any Bitcoin transaction. I've heard of many horror stories of those who uses public wifi and their account got screwed.Again for these issues, the best solution is 2fa function to enable. As long as you got an additional security feature to your account then it is not so easy for hackers to take your money. But if you use only passwords to your accounts then what you said may be true. It is not so hard to enable 2fa feature but doesn't know why people don't want to enable it to protect themselves.
2fa is the best solution when you have any substantial amount of coins in your account
as to why many people ignore 2fa- is laziness,they just cannot be bothered
to either set it up or both set it up and use it afterwards
everybody thinks that if someone else is hacked that this sort of thing would never happen to them personally
so I know gamblers who are depositing more than 1 btc and do not care about their 2fa
January 18, 2018, 09:31:20 PM
The best thing in my opinion to avoid account theft is to enable 2FA security. Another thing that might be useful to other users based on my experience is: never log out from bitsler. I've been using bitsler only from my personal computer and I've never encountered any significant obstacles when going to access.bitsler.
Aside from using your own computer in accessing Bitsler, never use a public wifi to access the site. I would rather spend some money to connect to a wifi but I will not connect to a free wifi for any Bitcoin transaction. I've heard of many horror stories of those who uses public wifi and their account got screwed.Again for these issues, the best solution is 2fa function to enable. As long as you got an additional security feature to your account then it is not so easy for hackers to take your money. But if you use only passwords to your accounts then what you said may be true. It is not so hard to enable 2fa feature but doesn't know why people don't want to enable it to protect themselves.
January 18, 2018, 03:50:14 PM
The best thing in my opinion to avoid account theft is to enable 2FA security. Another thing that might be useful to other users based on my experience is: never log out from bitsler. I've been using bitsler only from my personal computer and I've never encountered any significant obstacles when going to access.bitsler.
Aside from using your own computer in accessing Bitsler, never use a public wifi to access the site. I would rather spend some money to connect to a wifi but I will not connect to a free wifi for any Bitcoin transaction. I've heard of many horror stories of those who uses public wifi and their account got screwed.This is a common misconception that most don't understand.
Bitsler uses SSL which is HTTPS in front of the url.
Basically using a public wifi is still secure because the data sent is encrypted. This is very similiar to how public keys are displayed over the bitcoin network and nobodies BTC is ever stolen as long as the private key is kept secret.
The way people can get their BTC or other private data stolen is if maybe the SSL is faked and the DNS is altered at the router level and its sent to a phishing site. However this is alot of work and most likely the owner of Starbucks would not risk doing this.
January 18, 2018, 01:08:33 PM
The best thing in my opinion to avoid account theft is to enable 2FA security. Another thing that might be useful to other users based on my experience is: never log out from bitsler. I've been using bitsler only from my personal computer and I've never encountered any significant obstacles when going to access.bitsler.
Aside from using your own computer in accessing Bitsler, never use a public wifi to access the site. I would rather spend some money to connect to a wifi but I will not connect to a free wifi for any Bitcoin transaction. I've heard of many horror stories of those who uses public wifi and their account got screwed. 
January 18, 2018, 07:06:07 AM
Maybe we need to ask our campaign manager to remove or hide our Bitsler account name in the spreadsheet, so that its not going to be an easy target for hackers.
Many members used same user id as bitcointalk forum user id in bitsler as well. The correct solution to this problem is you should enable 2fa then no need worry. Why do you want to ask to remove your name from that list?
When you know that every week your money is going to deposit in that account then you should secure that account first whether your username is made public or not.
He does have a point: hackers know which accounts get surely funded in certain days. For the other Bitsler users there's a big uncertainty, not all bitcointalk users have Bitsler account and many are not bragging about it.
Of course, 2FA is a very good solution (I don't understand why people still keep money on accounts not secured with 2FA), but if a hacker finds a way to avoid 2FA (I remember it happened somewhere, not Bitsler, in 2016 or 2017) then he knows where to start.
Of course, I'm a little too paranoid, the real chances for 2FA to get avoided are way too small.
The best thing in my opinion to avoid account theft is to enable 2FA security. Another thing that might be useful to other users based on my experience is: never log out from bitsler. I've been using bitsler only from my personal computer and I've never encountered any significant obstacles when going to access.bitsler.
January 18, 2018, 02:29:38 AM
Maybe we need to ask our campaign manager to remove or hide our Bitsler account name in the spreadsheet, so that its not going to be an easy target for hackers.
Many members used same user id as bitcointalk forum user id in bitsler as well. The correct solution to this problem is you should enable 2fa then no need worry. Why do you want to ask to remove your name from that list?
When you know that every week your money is going to deposit in that account then you should secure that account first whether your username is made public or not.
He does have a point: hackers know which accounts get surely funded in certain days. For the other Bitsler users there's a big uncertainty, not all bitcointalk users have Bitsler account and many are not bragging about it.
Of course, 2FA is a very good solution (I don't understand why people still keep money on accounts not secured with 2FA), but if a hacker finds a way to avoid 2FA (I remember it happened somewhere, not Bitsler, in 2016 or 2017) then he knows where to start.
Of course, I'm a little too paranoid, the real chances for 2FA to get avoided are way too small.
January 18, 2018, 12:16:54 AM
Sorry for late update, my account was unblocked few minutes after I sent a pm to Baryom and Gabriel. It seems there was someone did a bruteforce login to my account but I do not received any verification email like usual when I logged in with different IP. It is my bad as well because I deactivated 2fa since few months ago. I will set 2fa again to avoid this kind of hacking attempt even though I do not have big balance.
Maybe we need to ask our campaign manager to remove or hide our Bitsler account name in the spreadsheet, so that its not going to be an easy target for hackers.Many members used same user id as bitcointalk forum user id in bitsler as well. The correct solution to this problem is you should enable 2fa then no need worry. Why do you want to ask to remove your name from that list?
When you know that every week your money is going to deposit in that account then you should secure that account first whether your username is made public or not.
January 17, 2018, 10:48:37 PM
Sorry for late update, my account was unblocked few minutes after I sent a pm to Baryom and Gabriel. It seems there was someone did a bruteforce login to my account but I do not received any verification email like usual when I logged in with different IP. It is my bad as well because I deactivated 2fa since few months ago. I will set 2fa again to avoid this kind of hacking attempt even though I do not have big balance.
Maybe we need to ask our campaign manager to remove or hide our Bitsler account name in the spreadsheet, so that its not going to be an easy target for hackers. January 15, 2018, 09:54:47 AM
So shocked today, I just tried to login for the first time since my last login yesterday but now I got a notification that my account is blocked for 13 hours and 44 minutes because of too many failed login attempts.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
happens when you enter an incorrect password
I had same problem a few months ago,had to wait it out
correct me if I'm wrong but it is triggered after 2-3 incorrect passwords entered
it is to prevent anyone bruteforcing your account,but its a double edged sword
if some guy knows your login,he could try and login and block your access to the site
But it does not really a big deal right? Since everyone already got they 2fa to protect your account so this wont really have any affect on any of your account. I have the same problem too but not with casino site but on some exchange, everyday my email have been spammed by this and it just not 40 or 50 but almost hundreds everyday but I never bothet it until one day the hacker bored enough to stop his doing
Sorry for late update, my account was unblocked few minutes after I sent a pm to Baryom and Gabriel. It seems there was someone did a bruteforce login to my account but I do not received any verification email like usual when I logged in with different IP. It is my bad as well because I deactivated 2fa since few months ago. I will set 2fa again to avoid this kind of hacking attempt even though I do not have big balance.
January 15, 2018, 09:02:53 AM
So shocked today, I just tried to login for the first time since my last login yesterday but now I got a notification that my account is blocked for 13 hours and 44 minutes because of too many failed login attempts.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
happens when you enter an incorrect password
I had same problem a few months ago,had to wait it out
correct me if I'm wrong but it is triggered after 2-3 incorrect passwords entered
it is to prevent anyone bruteforcing your account,but its a double edged sword
if some guy knows your login,he could try and login and block your access to the site
But it does not really a big deal right? Since everyone already got they 2fa to protect your account so this wont really have any affect on any of your account. I have the same problem too but not with casino site but on some exchange, everyday my email have been spammed by this and it just not 40 or 50 but almost hundreds everyday but I never bothet it until one day the hacker bored enough to stop his doing
January 14, 2018, 07:13:53 AM
So shocked today, I just tried to login for the first time since my last login yesterday but now I got a notification that my account is blocked for 13 hours and 44 minutes because of too many failed login attempts.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
happens when you enter an incorrect password
I had same problem a few months ago,had to wait it out
correct me if I'm wrong but it is triggered after 2-3 incorrect passwords entered
it is to prevent anyone bruteforcing your account,but its a double edged sword
if some guy knows your login,he could try and login and block your access to the site
But it does not really a big deal right? Since everyone already got they 2fa to protect your account so this wont really have any affect on any of your account. I have the same problem too but not with casino site but on some exchange, everyday my email have been spammed by this and it just not 40 or 50 but almost hundreds everyday but I never bothet it until one day the hacker bored enough to stop his doing
January 14, 2018, 06:51:44 AM
So shocked today, I just tried to login for the first time since my last login yesterday but now I got a notification that my account is blocked for 13 hours and 44 minutes because of too many failed login attempts.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
happens when you enter an incorrect password
I had same problem a few months ago,had to wait it out
correct me if I'm wrong but it is triggered after 2-3 incorrect passwords entered
it is to prevent anyone bruteforcing your account,but its a double edged sword
if some guy knows your login,he could try and login and block your access to the site
The feature to avoid bruteforce is good but since our username for login and our nickname(the name that will be shown on all bets and chat) are same, such feature can be so annoying. Real case example : when someone hates us, he can block us to access the site by login using our username for couple of times and he repeats it again and again. I wish more secure method will be found so such case won't happen.
January 13, 2018, 04:48:10 PM
So shocked today, I just tried to login for the first time since my last login yesterday but now I got a notification that my account is blocked for 13 hours and 44 minutes because of too many failed login attempts.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
Hope my account will be un-blocked soon even though I dont mind to wait for almost 14 hours.
P.S : sent you a pm as well about this issue. Thanks before.
happens when you enter an incorrect password
I had same problem a few months ago,had to wait it out
correct me if I'm wrong but it is triggered after 2-3 incorrect passwords entered
it is to prevent anyone bruteforcing your account,but its a double edged sword
if some guy knows your login,he could try and login and block your access to the site
January 12, 2018, 07:05:25 PM
How could it be possible while it is my first attempt since yesterday? Is there someone tried to access my account?
I think that account locking feature after a certain amount of failed login attempts is a good feature to protect account being hacked by using some password generating software.
It looks like someone might have tried to hack your account. Only admin can check and confirm because they can track the IP address used to login your account. I believe you might have already enabled 2fa function then no need to worry but need to wait for few hours to access your account.
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