Topic: [XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos - page 672. (Read 1484192 times)
August 03, 2014, 02:59:33 PM
Anybody else notice that every milestone or update that XC makes the price goes down? (When you make a product better and add features, it value is supposed to rise). I guess some people have a conflict of interest because if XC goes up they will lose money. It seems to me that someone is doing everything in their power to keep the price of XC suppressed. Or maybe I just have an overactive imagination.
August 03, 2014, 02:33:49 PM
I love that this coin is spending all its time on development, and not on promotion.
Gives me more time to build a position without feeling like a pump and dump is right around the corner.
Gives me more time to build a position without feeling like a pump and dump is right around the corner.
August 03, 2014, 02:29:23 PM
A customer account on mintpal have been hacked today because he had no 2FA key configurated. 100 btc lost for him.
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
So happy I moved all my XC off the exchanges and backed up my wallet.dat I can't even imagine losing 100 btc or even the btc/xc I have... especially for something as ridiculous as not setting a 2FA.
Don't they also need his email access to withdraw coins? I can't even imagine loosing even 1 of my precious XCs! They will be really valuable one day! Wait full rest of the world wakes up to it!
he (or she) worked this way:
own account: by a small amount of MYC, put sell order really high (120sat)
hacked account: sell all cloak, buy with btc MYC until 120 sat
own account: freshly new BTC trade for DRK => withdraw DRK
probably traded to dark to bypass "huge amount btc withdraw"-watchdog.
as far I can see... the hacker bought MYC for about 7 BTC (until 10sat)
4 minutes later a buy (from hacked account) until 120 sat
August 03, 2014, 02:29:12 PM
A customer account on mintpal have been hacked today because he had no 2FA key configurated. 100 btc lost for him.
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
So happy I moved all my XC off the exchanges and backed up my wallet.dat I can't even imagine losing 100 btc or even the btc/xc I have... especially for something as ridiculous as not setting a 2FA.
Don't they also need his email access to withdraw coins? I can't even imagine loosing even 1 of my precious XCs! They will be really valuable one day! Wait full rest of the world wakes up to it!
accessed account, placed over priced MYC on the exchange on his own account or an account he has full access to, sold the cloak, bought up the myc , now all the btc is on his account, traded that into dark coin and withdrew
August 03, 2014, 02:24:45 PM
A customer account on mintpal have been hacked today because he had no 2FA key configurated. 100 btc lost for him.
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
So happy I moved all my XC off the exchanges and backed up my wallet.dat I can't even imagine losing 100 btc or even the btc/xc I have... especially for something as ridiculous as not setting a 2FA.
Don't they also need his email access to withdraw coins? I can't even imagine loosing even 1 of my precious XCs! They will be really valuable one day! Wait full rest of the world wakes up to it!
August 03, 2014, 02:07:54 PM
The latest test release - http://downloads.xc-official.com/testing/setup.exe -
Provides additional privacy for your IP address, so when using XChat your ip address isn't revealed.
Dan
is this todays release? or is there still yet another release coming later today ?
This is the current "TEST" release -which is the RC for tonight's release
Also for anybody having issues syncing with the test release, those issues have been resolved, just re-start your client.
Thanks,
Dan
Pretty sure we've had more updated wallets just this weekend then most PnDs have in their entire existence.
So happy I'm done with that scene and invested in one of the best cryptos for the long term.
August 03, 2014, 02:05:37 PM
A customer account on mintpal have been hacked today because he had no 2FA key configurated. 100 btc lost for him.
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
So happy I moved all my XC off the exchanges and backed up my wallet.dat I can't even imagine losing 100 btc or even the btc/xc I have... especially for something as ridiculous as not setting a 2FA.
August 03, 2014, 02:02:54 PM
wtf is with this sell off?
I find it quite impressive that a dump like that had so little impact on the current priceI like the fact that no one else cares hehe, people do not panic in this case
if it had been another currency we would have seen a small panicClearly no-one except the dump guy is selling. I sincerely hope he lost a chunk.
August 03, 2014, 02:01:47 PM
The latest test release - http://downloads.xc-official.com/testing/setup.exe -
Provides additional privacy for your IP address, so when using XChat your ip address isn't revealed.
Dan
is this todays release? or is there still yet another release coming later today ?
This is the current "TEST" release -which is the RC for tonight's release
Also for anybody having issues syncing with the test release, those issues have been resolved, just re-start your client.
Thanks,
Dan
Amazing news. Thanks
So if it is RC there will be new official version tonight
August 03, 2014, 01:59:11 PM
What's the difference security wise between a very strong password, and a very strong password + google auth 2fa?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
2fa is not a one time password. it uses a key that changes roughly every 10 seconds. so they would have to guess your very very long password and then also they would have to guess at precisely the right time the correct code to enter to bypass the 2fa auth.
Its like having 2 locks on your front door. one has a key for the main lock it unlocks it everytime. the other lock needs a new key every 10 seconds. every 10 seconds the lock is switched and u are given a new key.
jsut enable it bro dont be an idiot.
Just googled the google authenticator, and I thought it's just the google account's password you need to type in addition to exchange password, but I thought wrong and apparently it sends the code to a phone instead. I just suspect I'm far more likely to lose/brick my phone than install a keylogger without me knowing, so my funds are actually safer without the 2fa.
You can copy a code down when you set the 2FA key. If you lose the phone you can in principle still access the account with this code although I've never tried it. I think you'd have to contact support (if this is an exchange you are talking about?) and ask them to do it. But without this code your coins are indeed lost so it has led to the odd panic when I thought I'd left the phone somewhere. If you have an old phone lying around you can maybe use that. On the other hand I've heard of quite a few incidents of people having their non 2FA'd accounts hacked.
August 03, 2014, 01:50:11 PM
The latest test release - http://downloads.xc-official.com/testing/setup.exe -
Provides additional privacy for your IP address, so when using XChat your ip address isn't revealed.
Dan
is this todays release? or is there still yet another release coming later today ?
This is the current "TEST" release -which is the RC for tonight's release
Also for anybody having issues syncing with the test release, those issues have been resolved, just re-start your client.
Thanks,
Dan
August 03, 2014, 01:49:33 PM
What's the difference security wise between a very strong password, and a very strong password + google auth 2fa?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
2fa is not a one time password. it uses a key that changes roughly every 10 seconds. so they would have to guess your very very long password and then also they would have to guess at precisely the right time the correct code to enter to bypass the 2fa auth.
Its like having 2 locks on your front door. one has a key for the main lock it unlocks it everytime. the other lock needs a new key every 10 seconds. every 10 seconds the lock is switched and u are given a new key.
jsut enable it bro dont be an idiot.
Just googled the google authenticator, and I thought it's just the google account's password you need to type in addition to exchange password, but I thought wrong and apparently it sends the code to a phone instead. I just suspect I'm far more likely to lose/brick my phone than install a keylogger without me knowing, so my funds are actually safer without the 2fa.
August 03, 2014, 01:43:38 PM
What's the difference security wise between a very strong password, and a very strong password + google auth 2fa?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
2fa is not a one time password. it uses a key that changes roughly every 10 seconds. so they would have to guess your very very long password and then also they would have to guess at precisely the right time the correct code to enter to bypass the 2fa auth.
Its like having 2 locks on your front door. one has a key for the main lock it unlocks it everytime. the other lock needs a new key every 10 seconds. every 10 seconds the lock is switched and u are given a new key.
jsut enable it bro dont be an idiot.
August 03, 2014, 01:42:38 PM
What's the difference security wise between a very strong password, and a very strong password + google auth 2fa?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
2fa changes every few seconds To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
August 03, 2014, 01:41:32 PM
What's the difference security wise between a very strong password, and a very strong password + google auth 2fa?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
if you use passwords with 2FA then it is impossible for someone to hack your account.
August 03, 2014, 01:39:04 PM
What's the difference security wise between a very strong password, and a very strong password + google auth 2fa?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
To get past the strong password you'd basically need a keylogger, and if you have that, then you'd also get the google password?
August 03, 2014, 01:36:25 PM
A customer account on mintpal have been hacked today because he had no 2FA key configurated. 100 btc lost for him.
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
anyone keeping funds on ANY exchage and not using 2FA is kinda... a bad idea. it taes 2 seconds to set up the 2fa so why the fUCK would u transfer 100 BTC to an exchnage without 2fa enable. was his password "password" or maybe it was "abc123" or "iloveyou"
August 03, 2014, 01:31:23 PM
A customer account on mintpal have been hacked today because he had no 2FA key configurated. 100 btc lost for him.
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
Don't forget to configure a 2FA key guys
August 03, 2014, 01:22:43 PM
wtf is with this sell off?
I find it quite impressive that a dump like that had so little impact on the current priceI like the fact that no one else cares hehe, people do not panic in this case
if it had been another currency we would have seen a small panicThe only reason I care is that I fail every time to remember that this happens every day or every few days....this way I can set and wait on my buy orders..... Its okay not too much lost, I bought in more @ 178K and 183K... was going to do a little day trading here and there while I have my other coins locked up so yeah....
You do not loose unless you sell at a loss. Holding XC is only gains even if for the short term it appears as a loss.
August 03, 2014, 12:59:19 PM
@ATCsecure and @synechist
I'm a designer and could give a hand with banners/3d material/promo screens for the stick or whatever else, depending on time available of course.
PM me with XC vector logo (Corel or AI) and the kind of stick you guys using (3dsMax or Sketchup would be best) and I will do what I can.
PS: I know we haven't seen 194k for a GOOD while but DO NOT DUMP, MORONS
Eth.
I'm a designer and could give a hand with banners/3d material/promo screens for the stick or whatever else, depending on time available of course.
PM me with XC vector logo (Corel or AI) and the kind of stick you guys using (3dsMax or Sketchup would be best) and I will do what I can.
PS: I know we haven't seen 194k for a GOOD while but DO NOT DUMP, MORONS
Eth.
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