Topic: Urgent security alert: Over $1 Million stolen from FreeBitco.in (Read 276 times)

It is a scam accusation. Its just that there's no weight behind it as OP never followed through with what they said they're going to do. As a matter of fact, they never bothered to log back into the form on their second post. Which is unfortunate because I believe not everything at freebitco.in is as it seems, even if not in the manner suggested by OP.

This cannot be a scam accusation, considering that the money was stolen from Freebitco, and not that FB.in harmed its users. We cannot say how true all this is without evidence, but it is obvious that the management of this service is not at the best level.
It is quite frivolous that they do not declare themselves and do not give at least some explanation of what is happening to them.

Seems to be the case, not sure what's happening to Freebitco.in, but this is obvious a smear campaign and it looks like some entities are trying to destroy it's image here in the community. They have established themselves way back, when there's not much of a gambling platform here.

And with that, the timing of this accusations but then again there are no proof. So the burden is with the OP, he should put some evidence here instead of just pointing fingers and that the community are not going to believed unless there are smoking gun evidence here.

It's been 48 hours; the longer it is not established that FreeBitco.in suffered a security breach, then we can consider this a smear campaign. If you have submitted a report and you have not yet received a response, then either they never received it, or they do not believe in your report.

You cannot let this thread remain open without providing us with anything, so show us something to believe since you are willing to do that.

I don't think any real harm can be done without any proof. Without that it's just someone shouting into the void so to speak.

Without more proof from the OP or a response from FreeBitco.in it's not worth trying to figure out if anything really happened.

-Dave

You would not have needed to reveal the method of breach to reveal the theft. A siimple tx showing the destination address of funds and proving it belongs to thieves would be enough.

You have successfully used this thread to 'expose' them and yes, done nothing but brought potential harm without proving anything.

Without the OP even showing what funds went where it's not even worth thinking about.

That is the good things about crypto and public ledgers.

You don't have to show how it was done or where the vulnerabilities are, but showing that X coins from wallet Y went to Z address is a simple thing to show everyone that it really happened.

-Dave

I think you must be a cybersecurity professional or a white hat.

Actually even we are having trouble getting into touch with any of the Freebitcoin staff, and up to date, the only message we have received from them was from the account called "freebitcoin PR" who always posts promotions on the main thread. Maybe try sending a PM to that account.

There have been some well publicized accusations from users claiming they had funds stolen due to a potential security vulnerability, but nothing close to a million dollars even if you add all of them together. Something of that magnitude would have to affect their wallets directly and not just a few compromised customer accounts. Since there are still many people using the site, any information you have would be of immense value to the community. You don’t have to reveal exact details, but you can reveal just enough so we know you are credible and not just trying to scam your way into receiving some kind of compensation.

Commenting here because I want to follow this thread & see if OP makes good on this, as I've been following the situation for a while:


Your best bet to get their attention would be to respond in their main thread. I have also requested the mods move this thread to Scam Accusations, which is a better place for it.

How do you know that they suffered a security breach and lost over $ 1Million? Can you provide evidence on your post because i see nothing despite you claiming that you have provided "detailed evidence"

FreeBitco.in may have faced huge challenges in the recent times, but this should not mean you just come up with random allegation with nothing to back them up.

You are on the wrong board with this statement, first move the thread to reputation so to attract the right audience, and secondly $1 million is not a small amount that it hacking should be swept over the carpet by the freebitco team and you also need to share evidence to show the legitimacy of your claims.

I'm trying to reach out to the team... I can provide all the necessary information. There have been multiple thefts. I hope they'll contact me through this channel. If not, I'll have to share everything. However, my goal isn't to expose them and bring them down. Besides, other scammers might exploit the breach if it's revealed.

I agree and also this shouldn't be the right board for this kind of topic or issue. If there's a breach then there should be a post about it with a proof and not something like this one.

How do we know this isnt just a smear campaign?  You throw around a million-dollar accusation without a shred of public proof.  If you have legitimate evidence of a breach, share it.

If you did actually try contacting them and got ignored, thats a separate issue. But unsubstantiated claims are useless.

Dear Community,

I am writing to alert everyone about a recent significant security breach involving FreeBitco.in and Dplay, resulting in the theft of over $1 million. Despite bringing this critical issue to the attention of the Dplay and FreeBitcoin team and offering a viable solution to prevent future breaches, there seems to be a lack of interest and response from their side.

Details of the Issue
FreeBitcoin Breach:

Recently, FreeBitcoin was hacked, leading to a loss exceeding $1 million.
I have provided detailed evidence of this breach to the FreeBitcoin team.
FunToken Instability:

FunToken, which is associated with FreeBitcoin, has shown signs of instability.
The recent hacks and weak security measures have compromised its reliability.
dPlay Vulnerabilities:

The dPlay platform has been hacked multiple times, exposing serious security weaknesses.
Proposed Solution
I have submitted a comprehensive solution to the FreeBitcoin team that could significantly enhance their security measures and prevent future hacks. However, my efforts have not been acknowledged or acted upon.

Call to Action
Given the scale of the breach, it is imperative that the community comes together to address these security issues. I urge the FreeBitcoin team to:

Acknowledge the Breach: Publicly recognize the security breach and inform the affected users.
Implement Security Enhancements: Consider and implement the proposed solutions to prevent future incidents.
Engage with the Community: Maintain open communication with the community to rebuild trust and ensure transparency.
Evidence
I am prepared to share the evidence of the breaches and the proposed solutions with the team if required. It is crucial that we address these issues collectively to safeguard our investments and trust in the platform.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to a prompt and effective response from the FreeBitcoin team.

Kindly contact me trough this email.

Best regards,