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Harvey00: and
they are probably broke already
Harvey00: The wild
trades are from BitDayTrade
mircea_popescu: ok
this is
too funny. some guy's name actually is Shtylman ?!
Harvey00: and lets everybody lose
their money on it
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Azelphur: 4 x 2560x1440 monitors
there :D
mircea_popescu: no wonder he writes python, he's got one of
those keyboards.
rg: no for need
to reverse DNS
rg: and dont pay attention
to
the fact
that you can never route
to
those IPs
rg: 192.168.x is
the same as 10.x
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rg: but once you get into
the 10.x
rg: but eventually a skilled hacker will
tear you apart
rg: its on
the same line as hiding all your windoze boxes behind a firewall
Harvey00: Well, it's one
tool out of many.
rg: you just need
to
treat any input from
the user as a potentially AIDS infected needle
rg: blocking bad requests is just security
through obscurity
rg: obviously you
take
that and flush it
rg: its what you do with what
they send
that counts
rg: you should let
the client send whatever
they want
rg: [05:08] <Harvey00> Well, you can have strict limits on what
the client sends you.
Harvey00: You could even ban IPs
that send
too many suspicious requests.
Harvey00: Well, you can have strict limits on what
the client sends you.
mircea_popescu: unless you want
to do one of
those really proprietary systems and have
the client code on a rom chip in some purpose-made display
thing.
mircea_popescu: Harvey00 well ostensibly you havw
to
talk
to a browser at some point.
rg: i will be emailing
the admin
mircea_popescu: rg, i'll cut you a deal : for every million btc's you get on
the guy;'s site i'll credit you 1 satoshi
rg: it setuid's
to a non priv user
nefario: is
there a proxy in front?
Harvey00: Are
they running as fucking root? lol
Harvey00: Are
they running
the server apps as root?
rg: You don't have permission
to access /app/admin/ on
this server.
nefario: > Explanation: my friend was able
to find a bug, which allowed him
to
trade his free 0.1 BTC
to more
than 25 million BTC. After he found out
that
there is 24 hour waiting
time before withdraw, he realized
that he might not get
that money...
nefario: oh he's commented on
the greater
than 21million BTC
thing
mircea_popescu: in
this case of bitcoinica redux on linode
tho... wellll...
Harvey00: I
think most people admire
the hackers for holding stupidity accountable.
Harvey00: while
the hacker lives it up on a cruise ship
nefario: I
think most blame
the operators
Harvey00: It's good
to see evolution happen instantly.
rg: the PPTP implimentation on
the host is vulnerable
to a bruteforce attack
Harvey00: Not in
the case of Bitcoinica, eh?
nefario: and help process
that other guys withdrawal
rg: theres a PPTP VPN on it
too
rg: you've got
to be shitting me
rg: Connected
to bitdaytrade.com.
rg: [james@elephant ~]$
telnet bitdaytrade.com 22
Harvey00: Well kronos.io is not going
to have a good launch now
mircea_popescu: kronos was
the
thing kludge/owens/etc were working on ?
rg: nefario: eh lets just see what
the author says
nefario: seems
to be from kronos.io
mircea_popescu: rg actually
the reason
they had market share was cause
they had css.
rg: the only reason
they had market share was cause htey were
the first
rg: Bitcoinica wasn't even
the best engine
rg: 'Is
this based on
the Bitcoinica
trading engine?'
mircea_popescu: buncha losers sitting in an office
typing up crap nobody reads about
things
they don;'t understand.
mircea_popescu: "Over
the last
two decades cybercrime has matured from
the early days of curiosity-driven hackers and pranksters
to a fully fledged industry. " fuck compuerworld.
Harvey00: I can't believe
this. It's
too funny
to be
true.
nefario: I
think it's
the same
thing
Harvey00: So people
trading on margin now?
mircea_popescu: tesla museum. actually,
there's a
tesla museum in belgrade, i visited it.
mircea_popescu: Bitdaytrade.com developer is a genius - he has been able
to circumvent
the max 21 million bitcoins limit. Now just have
to wait 24 hours
to withdraw.
BTC-Mining: Someone expects
to be selling a lot of hashing
nefario: wow
that last one was a big one
mircea_popescu: my honest oppinion is
that
this is mostly citizen banking. people playing around.
mircea_popescu: if
they were shorting bitcoin i'd see a lot more hedging volume on options.
mircea_popescu: tbh kludge is
the most vulnerable i would guess, he got hit by an undisclosed loss in
the owens case, if he also has a pile of
toxic debt and
the people start flooding out of his pirate passthrough
thing...
mircea_popescu: seeing how at
the rates
they charge a 2x increase in btc/usd means prolly 50x default increase.