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legendary
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September 05, 2023, 08:24:33 AM
#27
This thread is not necessary. You have a gambling site to run, and I think you should post this information on your ANN thread. Everyone here is well aware that reputable gambling sites have the necessary security measures to protect our money when gambling. I believe there are many such sites out there, and perhaps your site is one of them. However, as I mentioned, this thread is no longer necessary, as users will choose to gamble on your site if it's reputable.
hero member
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
September 05, 2023, 07:27:23 AM
#26
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That's right. We don't know who works in security at the gambling site, what information he has access to. Today such an employee works for this gambling platform, and tomorrow for another, and a year later decides to sell all the obtained user data on the black market. Unfortunately, this is quite possible, so many people do not trust neither funds nor personal information to third-party resources and in my opinion this is quite adequate behavior.
That's also true because the team from the casino will not want to show itself in public and will stay behind the casino to work on securing the site. We can only follow the security protocol the casino has prepared and obeyed, but the overall security remains on the casino's side. The casino is responsible for the system overall so if there are bad things such as hacking, the casino has to fix it and is fully responsible. The casino is also fully responsible for the data provided by its members when verifying and must be able to maintain it properly.
legendary
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September 05, 2023, 04:18:10 AM
#25
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That's right. We don't know who works in security at the gambling site, what information he has access to. Today such an employee works for this gambling platform, and tomorrow for another, and a year later decides to sell all the obtained user data on the black market. Unfortunately, this is quite possible, so many people do not trust neither funds nor personal information to third-party resources and in my opinion this is quite adequate behavior.
hero member
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September 05, 2023, 04:07:48 AM
#24
Enhanced Security Protection against Password Theft

Mitigation of Credential Stuffing

Preventing Unauthorized Access & Identity Theft Peace of Mind
Bet with confidence at Nitrobetting.eu

 - Your Trusted Sportsbook! 💰 #CryptoSafety #Nitrobetting
I read through the terms of service of your casino and it was stated that you will not be held liable in cases of loss of data or profit. This means the casino doesn't guarantee that there will be no identity theft. I doubt if there is any casino that can protect users from hacks because it is impossible to stop them. This is why it is important not to keep money on the casino and put on only what you are willing to lose. And if care so much about your protection don't solely place the responsibility on casinos, you should take your personal security measures.
copper member
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September 05, 2023, 04:01:08 AM
#23
I admire sites that really focus a lot on the security features of their site. It's the most important thing knowing that it's going to be the "make or break" of a business. How can one trust if they are not secure themselves? That's going to be something to be pondered upon when trying to use services etc.

For the additional security layer, it's the most beneficial thing that could be taken advantage of even if some professional hackers are able to access your account because of it. It's still an effort to do the best thing. Mostly, having a great password could save you from all the trouble.

So maybe an additional security layer for everything? Like verification or something?
legendary
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September 05, 2023, 03:53:09 AM
#22
Nowadays hackers have enough means to crack 2FA and any passwords, and the probability of hacking depends only on the amount of money stored in the wallet. So don't trust words (in the era of smart contracts it's just silly) and never store funds on gambling platforms or any other websites because there are cold and hardware wallets for safe storage. Deposit in small amounts and play for fun.
sr. member
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September 05, 2023, 03:35:06 AM
#21
We are aware of many platform and betting site that says of security and yet they falls victims of hack, do I say is internal attack or external attack?
Naturally what bettors wants is safety of their funds and withdrawal & Deposit free but most at times some casino are so funny in a way that after making deposit they would then add additional rules to pass kyc before withdrawing their funds, at the end bettors finds it disappoint to witness such an ugly situation.
In summary; I can't be guaranteed or overwhelmed with casino's and gambling site promises as they tends to turn out their different version whenever any funds are being deposited into their site, or whenever you wins something huge during withdrawal story changes.
legendary
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
September 05, 2023, 03:24:40 AM
#20
Safety should always be our number 1 priority no matter what the topic is. Whether it is slicing onions, sending bitcoin, trading crypto, doing bench press… or online gambling. It doesn’t matter. Safety always goes first. It is amazing to force your players to do 2FA before they login. Most casinos don’t care. Some people don’t even know their passwords. Their browser remembers it for them. As the tech gets more advanced, people get more relaxed and the more relaxed they get, the more scammed they can get. I support any casino that works actively to protect their customers from the hackers. 5 stars

I think that is a good idea to force 2FA as it helps people being protected.We recently have seen a lot of phishing attempts and that some of them are even being successful at the people not being at all careful what they are clicking.The 2FA implementation will make sure that no one can withdraw their funds even if hackers manage to be successful in their phishing attempts.As they say in IT the 2FA when implemented through Google Authenticator app and not 2FA with phone number SMS adds a substantial 99.99% layer of security.
legendary
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
September 05, 2023, 02:52:50 AM
#19
Well, for me , I still see account security as more of the users responsibility than the platfowrm, this is because, even with features like 2fa being available on the platform, if the user still refuse to use it, then such user's account will still be vulnerable to hacks and all that.

And again , we have seen situations where an account with 2fa enabled still end up in the hands of hackers, not because the platform itself is not secure, but due to the user's negligence, so yeah, it's actually a good thing to make all this security features available to users of the platform, but then again , it is still solely in the hand of a user to secure his or her account from being hacked or accessed by unauthorized persons .
legendary
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September 05, 2023, 02:17:21 AM
#18
How do you protect players from hackers that are hacking users accounts and then playing for fun with their money? I have recently seen someone with Two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled that lost all their money, because the hacker was spiteful when they could not withdraw the money.... so they just put crazy bets on the games and lost all the money.  Roll Eyes

I also use Two-factor authentication (2FA) on all my accounts, but it can be a f@ckup when you lose access to your phone or email account. (Backup those phrases, when it ask you to do it... and thank me later)  Cheesy
sr. member
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September 05, 2023, 01:45:05 AM
#17
I read about cases when 2FA does not help

The fact that it identifies our phone numbers means it compromised the users identity and its security. There has to be biundaries between users and the casino but if they require 2fa, this will be just like the centralized exchanges that collects our data which who know to whom they would sell one day.
that happened many times , and even one of the most secured and popular exchange/online wallet in our country had experienced this bypassing of 2fa so with that
i don't really give a big point in this way of security , because the site mostly is being compromised .
and added that our details will be not protected as the Phone numbers is being held.
but yes we love to see how this site wanted to keep safe their players by adding layer of security yet it is not really a secure thing in the end.
legendary
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September 05, 2023, 01:30:39 AM
#16
Safety should always be our number 1 priority no matter what the topic is. Whether it is slicing onions, sending bitcoin, trading crypto, doing bench press… or online gambling. It doesn’t matter. Safety always goes first. It is amazing to force your players to do 2FA before they login. Most casinos don’t care. Some people don’t even know their passwords. Their browser remembers it for them. As the tech gets more advanced, people get more relaxed and the more relaxed they get, the more scammed they can get. I support any casino that works actively to protect their customers from the hackers. 5 stars
sr. member
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Seabet.io | Crypto-Casino
September 05, 2023, 01:03:43 AM
#15
Seems you try promoting your betting site with top security is your priority, I don't thinks new feature because many gampling platform have supported with your feature promoting.
But have some cases woth accountbhave secure 2FA but still not make their qccount secure and loss their fund in betting account. I am expecting with new security feature not only focus with 2FA but also how new security can protect well with account indicates as hacking cases. Give us difference securiy feature with gambling platform except 2FA only or you need ideas about new security feature.
legendary
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The first decentralized crypto betting platform
September 05, 2023, 12:42:43 AM
#14
To be honest, it seems to me like a creeping thread after the stake.com hack, where at least according to what they say the user funds have not been compromised. A way to take advantage of the impact of the news by promising something they can't guarantee.

Other casinos would say the same about the security of their users.

Yes, but other casinos are not going to take advantage of this moment to publish a thread like this one.
sr. member
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September 05, 2023, 12:27:54 AM
#13
I read about cases when 2FA does not help

There are many cases of robbery or hacking where 2FA is bypassed. So while that is indeed an additional security layer, it is never a guarantee that your account is 100% safe.

And don't forget that hacks don't only target individual accounts, identities, deposits, etc. What's even more damaging is when hackers target the platform or the site itself or its wallets. This happened to the giant platform Stake just hours ago. This could happen to nitrobetting as well. This could happen to any centralized platform.
Yeah, just recently read about the news and I am sad for Stake.com.

You are right, it's not just about the security of the users so 2FA's might not really be relevant at the start. First, a gambling site must prove its own security because there are too many attackers that will start from them before they can take the information of their users. Even with 2FA's, and e-mail verification, a gambler can be hacked when the hacker goes through the website first by stealing the information from them.
But I guess nitrobetting is a starting business so they are still upgrading, I hope the upgrades will not stop after this.

In fact, if I were a hacker with incredible skills, I won't be spending so much time looking for individual accounts that are easier to attack. How much would I be getting with it? I'd rather be eyeing the platforms themselves that have tens or even hundreds of millions kept in a wallet. Spotting a vulnerability that exposes individual accounts won't yield much. But spotting a soft spot or a flaw in the security system of the likes of Stake would instantly give me millions.
hero member
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September 05, 2023, 12:20:53 AM
#12
Other casinos would say the same about the security of their users. Casinos and other sites must protect their sites properly because that's what users want. And so far, 2FA is part of standard security implemented in many sites and casinos.

However, every casino must have implemented very good security standards to protect its system from hackers and theft of identity or financial data in the casino. Usually, hackers choose their target and look for system leaks to use as an entry into a site. They will usually look for important data on the site and if possible, they will also steal money from the system.

That is why we must be careful about the data and money we store on a site or casino. But if the hack were aided by insiders who knew about the leak, it wouldn't help because they would have already found a way in and used it to take what they wanted.
legendary
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
September 04, 2023, 11:56:36 PM
#11
I read about cases when 2FA does not help

There are many cases of robbery or hacking where 2FA is bypassed. So while that is indeed an additional security layer, it is never a guarantee that your account is 100% safe.

And don't forget that hacks don't only target individual accounts, identities, deposits, etc. What's even more damaging is when hackers target the platform or the site itself or its wallets. This happened to the giant platform Stake just hours ago. This could happen to nitrobetting as well. This could happen to any centralized platform.
Yeah, just recently read about the news and I am sad for Stake.com.

You are right, it's not just about the security of the users so 2FA's might not really be relevant at the start. First, a gambling site must prove its own security because there are too many attackers that will start from them before they can take the information of their users. Even with 2FA's, and e-mail verification, a gambler can be hacked when the hacker goes through the website first by stealing the information from them.
But I guess nitrobetting is a starting business so they are still upgrading, I hope the upgrades will not stop after this.
sr. member
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September 04, 2023, 10:59:32 PM
#10
I read about cases when 2FA does not help

There are many cases of robbery or hacking where 2FA is bypassed. So while that is indeed an additional security layer, it is never a guarantee that your account is 100% safe.

And don't forget that hacks don't only target individual accounts, identities, deposits, etc. What's even more damaging is when hackers target the platform or the site itself or its wallets. This happened to the giant platform Stake just hours ago. This could happen to nitrobetting as well. This could happen to any centralized platform.
hero member
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September 04, 2023, 09:53:36 PM
#9
I read about cases when 2FA does not help

The fact that it identifies our phone numbers means it compromised the users identity and its security. There has to be biundaries between users and the casino but if they require 2fa, this will be just like the centralized exchanges that collects our data which who know to whom they would sell one day.
legendary
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Metawin.com
September 04, 2023, 09:12:23 PM
#8
2FA should be standard but it would be good if there would be some options whether it should be activated or not but if it would be in default then i could say its safe but who would really be minding on
putting up their money or sitting it idle on their gambling or betting accounts? None right!

I dont know on why would really be needing to boast up when it comes to security?
It's hard to say there's none when sports bettors could let their bankroll sit between several sportsbooks so they could get shop and lock the best odds possible for their bets. The 2FA feature back then was only optional, but now most sites require you to have it enabled and it gets triggered during the withdrawal process, which is fine since it's better to have your account secured than to let it happen.

I guess they also found the news about the Stake hack earlier today and want to take advantage of the situation, assuming some gamblers will start to look for a new sportsbook.

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