I looked into the Primedice.net domain whois and that domain was registered shortly after Primedice.com was registered (about 6 years ago).
Without paying a premium to look-up the whois info, its hard to tell if its the original owner. But I am assuming somebody back in 2013 was simply registering a bunch of domain names just in case a casino site became popular and eventually decided to do some phishing attacks on it.
So I am guessing that more and more of these domain will eventually become available for sale and I don't think Primedice.net is the only one out there.
Topic: Warnings! A new wave of attacks on renowned casinos. - page 3. (Read 705 times)
Within recent days, I read some posts/ threads that mentioned about attacks on renowned casinos: BitVest, PrimeDice.
BitVest
Hackers tried to scam others with fake BitVest give aways:
⚠️ How Scammer tried to Hack my Bitcointalk and how to Protect yourself?⚠️
Appreciated findings and warnings of dkbit98
PrimeDice
Attackers use fake domain name.
Maybe more accounts from same owners might do this in coming days, to attack BitVest, PrimeDice, and other casinos that have high traffic and huge users.
BitVest
Hackers tried to scam others with fake BitVest give aways:
⚠️ How Scammer tried to Hack my Bitcointalk and how to Protect yourself?⚠️
Appreciated findings and warnings of dkbit98
Thanks.
One more thing I noticed, after I entered fake account information with password FU.K YOUXXX
is that it redirects me to regular Bitvest Plinko Signature Campaign after it takes my 'login details'
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/open-bitvestio-plinko-sign-camp-member-hero-acceptednew2-5088858
Maybe lightlord, creator of this topic, should be contacted regarding this,
just that he is aware of the situation.
They are probably using other random links, with malicious attachments.
One more way to super protect is to install browser extension called NoScript, but it is a bit complex.
One more thing I noticed, after I entered fake account information with password FU.K YOUXXX
is that it redirects me to regular Bitvest Plinko Signature Campaign after it takes my 'login details'
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/open-bitvestio-plinko-sign-camp-member-hero-acceptednew2-5088858
Maybe lightlord, creator of this topic, should be contacted regarding this,
just that he is aware of the situation.
They are probably using other random links, with malicious attachments.
One more way to super protect is to install browser extension called NoScript, but it is a bit complex.
PrimeDice
Attackers use fake domain name.
Someone's selling a domain, primedice.net, watch our for phishers: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/selling-primedicenet-domain-5173150
He also posted about making his own dice site, it'd be interesting to know if he's managed to start one: https://archive.is/pXbFI
He also posted about making his own dice site, it'd be interesting to know if he's managed to start one: https://archive.is/pXbFI
Maybe more accounts from same owners might do this in coming days, to attack BitVest, PrimeDice, and other casinos that have high traffic and huge users.
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