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BLC IS STILL SECURE - READ IF YOU HAVE A CUSTOM BLC ADDRESS

(May 14, 2013 07:34 AM)Mohatu Wrote:  It's not hacked, learn to read before taking sides.

His account is compromised because he decided to go for a custom address.

Way to disregard potential vulnerabilities.

"It could be this so it has to be this"
(May 14, 2013 07:34 AM)Mohatu Wrote:  It's not hacked, learn to read before taking sides.

His account is compromised because he decided to go for a custom address.
Yea.. um... I agree this is a possibility... but its not 100% confirmed that this is the reason. If more people with custom address come forward about getting their BLC taken, then sure, its probably the problem, but until then its not 100% that the reason is because of a custom address.


(May 14, 2013 07:32 AM)Sir Paul McCartney Wrote:  Uhm, I don't believe one bit of this thread, I've been talking to him on the IRC I doubt he could.
You can edit the transactions by double clicking on them (Probably local only) but it's still easily fake-able.
Don't doubt Who?... he has shown his skills in the past.

As for being faked, if I understand the "transactions" command correctly... it does not store the transactions localy on the HDD, but when the command is entered, it pulls the info from the BLC network. If you think this is incorrect, or wrong, let me know, but here is another picture...

https://i.imgur.com/GFwwzA5.png
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Lmao. This is kind of funny in a way. I guess sites need more security.
-ComponY

(May 14, 2013 07:52 AM)Chris Ηansen Wrote:  Yea.. um... I agree this is a possibility... but its not 100% confirmed that this is the reason. If more people with custom address come forward about getting their BLC taken, then sure, its probably the problem, but until then its not 100% that the reason is because of a custom address.


Don't doubt Who?... he has shown his skills in the past.

As for being faked, if I understand the "transactions" command correctly... it does not store the transactions localy on the HDD, but when the command is entered, it pulls the info from the BLC network. If you think this is incorrect, or wrong, let me know, but here is another picture...

https://i.imgur.com/GFwwzA5.png
well in this case bloocoins didn't get hacked, YOU did. Stop causing a lot of drama to it, bloocoins didn't get hacked
I hope this clears it up for everyone, EVERYONE who made a custom Bloocoin address on that website now has a compromised account.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3479074
Crypto

(May 14, 2013 08:02 AM)Sir Paul McCartney Wrote:  well in this case bloocoins didn't get hacked, YOU did. Stop causing a lot of drama to it, bloocoins didn't get hacked
I didn't send any BLC to any of those addresses, and there is no malware on my PC. So how did I get hacked? The fucking addresses say "RyanC_stealing_your_bloocoins_here"
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(May 14, 2013 08:11 AM)Chris Ηansen Wrote:  I didn't send any BLC to any of those addresses, and there is no malware on my PC. So how did I get hacked? The fucking addresses say "RyanC_stealing_your_bloocoins_here"

Once again: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3479074
Crypto

(May 14, 2013 08:13 AM)Mohatu Wrote:  Once again: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3479074
Yea, I didn't see the post until after I posted my post...
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Could you change the title to reflect that BlooCoins are still secure?
Crypto

The server wasn't compromised. Bloocoin wasn't hacked, your stamp was.
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(May 14, 2013 08:20 AM)-Max Wrote:  The server wasn't compromised. Bloocoin wasn't hacked, your stamp was.
We figured this out. Just trying to get the word out now...
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He stole 7 BLC of mine. Glad it wasn't alot of amount.
I was using a custom address.


The transactions were going to RyanC_stealing_your_bloocoins_here and some random numbers.
Why don't you just go ask Max to reverse the transactions? 😧
Or to change your passwords?
Not like it was very secure in the 1st place, I mean come on kids it's controlled by a central server..
(May 14, 2013 07:15 PM)Volim te Wrote:  Not like it was very secure in the 1st place, I mean come on kids it's controlled by a central server..

Most of the world's money is centralized. That doesn't mean it's not secure. Do some research.
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